Finite-Temperature Field Theory¶
Kapusta, J. I., & Gale, C. (2023). Finite-Temperature Field Theory: Principles and Applications. Cambridge University Press.
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- Thermal Quantum Field Theory
- Thermal occupation enhances low-energy bosonic modes; static modes can generate infrared sensitivity; collective screening changes propagators and quasiparticle behavior
This sourceStandard text covering Bose enhancement of soft modes, the infrared sensitivity of the static bosonic sector, Debye screening and the resummations they force. Cite as the second edition (2006); the 2023 DOI is Cambridge's open-access reissue of that edition, not a new one.
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- Thermal occupation enhances low-energy bosonic modes; static modes can generate infrared sensitivity; collective screening changes propagators and quasiparticle behavior
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