Titlebook: Quantum Field Theory; Proceedings of the R Peter Breitenlohner,Dieter Maison Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Conference proceedings 2000pens our understanding of anomalies, algebraic renormalization theory, axiomatic field theory and of much more while illuminating the past and present state of affairs and pointing to interesting problems for future research.

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0075-8450 pers of the laureate. Thus, this volume deepens our understanding of anomalies, algebraic renormalization theory, axiomatic field theory and of much more while illuminating the past and present state of affairs and pointing to interesting problems for future research.978-3-662-14270-7978-3-540-44482-4Series ISSN 0075-8450 Series E-ISSN 1616-6361

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Modular Groups in Quantum Field Theorythe same physics. But there is only very little known about the rigorous equivalence of the above-mentioned theories. Wolfhart Zimmermann and myself [.] were the first to look at the passage from Wightman’s theory to the theory of local observables. We found only sufficient conditions. Meanwhile, th

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Current Trends in Axiomatic Quantum Field Theoryoach are outlined. The topics covered are the universal structure of the local algebras of observables, their relation to the underlying fields and the significance of their relative positions. Moreover, the physical interpretation of the theory is discussed with emphasis on problems appearing in ga

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Operator Product Expansion, Renormalization Group and Weak Decayse use this opportunity to summarize briefly the present status of the next-to-leading QCD corrections to weak decays and their implications for the unitarity triangle, the ratio ?/ε; the radiative decay . → ..γ, and the rare decays . and ..

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The Bogoliubov Renormalization Group in Theoretical and Mathematical Physicsoverlaps with corresponding text of my previous commemorative paper - see Ref. [.] in the list. At the same time second part includes some recent results in QFT (Sect. 2.1) and summarize (Sect. 2.4) an impressive progress of the “QFT renormalization group” application in mathematical physics.

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Semi Classical Aspects of Gauge Theoriesbers-, but because we owe him a lot as far as our understanding of something is concerned. I am certainly one of those who benefited most. I believe we first met (in 1964) in New York when he and Kurt Symanzik were at New York University, as I was returning from a Symposium in Boulder about the Lore

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