Tapestry of Field theory Classical and Quantum Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Perspectives
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12 WeeksQuick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | IIT Kanpur |
The Syllabus
- Module 1 Green’s function
- Module 2 : Lagrangian & Hamiltonian for fields
- Module 3 : Functional integrals
- Module 4 : Generic integrals
- Module 1 : QFT1: Second quantization
- Module 2 : Symmetries
- Module 3 : Noether’s theorem
- Module 1 : Complex scalar field
- Module 2 : Propagators and perturbation theory
- Module 3 : Feynman diagrams
- Module 1 : Statistical field theory: Intro to statmech
- Module 2 : Path integrals and partition function
- Module 3 : Landau’s theory of phase transition
- Module 1 : Mean field theory
- Module 2 : Wilson theory of phase transition; Fluctuations
- Module 3 : Renormalization groups
- Module 1 : Renormalization groups
- Module 2 : Equilibrium vs. nonequilibrium
- Module 3 : Energy transfers
- Module 1 : QFT2: Intro to gauge theory
- Module 2 : Intro to QED
- Module 3 : Mass and charge renormalization
- Module 1 : Higgs mechanism
- Module 2 : Higgs mechanism
- Module 3 : Asymptotic freedom
- Module 1 : Classical field theory
- Module 2 : Nonequilibrium behaviour
- Module 3 : Dynamical critical phenomena
- Module 1 : KPZ equation
- Module 2 : Time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau eqn.
- Module 3 : Field theory of hydrodynamic Turbulence
- Module 1 : Field theory of hydrodynamic Turbulence
- Module 2 : Field theory of Euler Turbulence
- Module 3 : Scalar turbulence
- Module 1 : Magnetohydrodynamic turbulence
- Module 2 : Comparation between QFT, SFT and classical field theory
- Module 3 : Summary