Basics of Thermal Field Theory

Laine, & Vuorinen. (2016). Basics of Thermal Field Theory: A Tutorial on Perturbative Computations. Springer.

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2016

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• Thermal Quantum Field Theory
  • The absence of a fermionic zero mode and the presence of a bosonic zero mode predict different infrared behavior

    This sourceWorks through the bosonic Matsubara zero mode as the source of the infrared problem of thermal field theory and the antiperiodic fermionic spectrum, whose lowest frequency is pi T, as the reason fermions are infrared-safe.

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