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Part I. Spin Zero

1. Attempts at relativistic quantum mechanics

2. Lorentz invariance

3. Canonical quantization of scalar fields

4. The spin-statistics theorem

5. The LSZ reduction formula

6. Path integrals in quantum mechanics

7. The path integral for the harmonic oscillator

8. The path integral for free field theory

9. The path integral for interacting field theory

10. Scattering amplitudes and the Feynman rules

11. Cross sections and decay rates

12. Dimensional analysis with h=c=1

13. The Lehmann-Källén form

14. Loop corrections to the propagator

15. The one-loop correction in Lehmann-Källén form

16. Loop corrections to the vertex

17. Other 1PI vertices

18. Higher-order corrections and renormalizability

19. Perturbation theory to all orders

20. Two-particle elastic scattering at one loop

21. The quantum action

22. Continuous symmetries and conserved currents

23. Discrete symmetries: P, T, C, and Z

24. Nonabelian symmetries

25. Unstable particles and resonances

26. Infrared divergences

27. Other renormalization schemes

28. The renormalization group

29. Effective field theory

30. Spontaneous symmetry breaking

31. Broken symmetry and loop corrections

32. Spontaneous breaking of continuous symmetries

Part II. Spin One Half

33. Representations of the Lorentz Group

34. Left- and right-handed spinor fields

35. Manipulating spinor indices

36. Lagrangians for spinor fields

37. Canonical quantization of spinor fields I

38. Spinor technology

39. Canonical quantization of spinor fields II

40. Parity, time reversal, and charge conjugation

41. LSZ reduction for spin-one-half particles

42. The free fermion propagator

43. The path integral for fermion fields

44. Formal development of fermionic path integrals

45. The Feynman rules for Dirac fields

46. Spin sums

47. Gamma matrix technology

48. Spin-averaged cross sections

49. The Feynman rules for majorana fields

50. Massless particles and spinor helicity

51. Loop corrections in Yukawa theory

52. Beta functions in Yukawa theory

53. Functional determinants

Part III. Spin One

54. Maxwell's equations

55. Electrodynamics in coulomb gauge

56. LSZ reduction for photons

57. The path integral for photons

58. Spinor electrodynamics

59. Scattering in spinor electrodynamics

60. Spinor helicity for spinor electrodynamics

61. Scalar electrodynamics

62. Loop corrections in spinor electrodynamics

63. The vertex function in spinor electrodynamics

64. The magnetic moment of the electron

65. Loop corrections in scalar electrodynamics

66. Beta functions in quantum electrodynamics

67. Ward identities in quantum electrodynamics I

68. Ward identities in quantum electrodynamics II

69. Nonabelian gauge theory

70. Group representations

71. The path integral for nonabelian gauge theory

72. The Feynman rules for nonabelian gauge theory

73. The beta function for nonabelian gauge theory

74. BRST symmetry

75. Chiral gauge theories and anomalies

76. Anomalies in global symmetries

77. Anomalies and the path integral for fermions

78. Background field gauge

79. Gervais-Neveu gauge

80. The Feynman rules for N x N matrix fields

81. Scattering in quantum chromodynamics

82. Wilson loops, lattice theory, and confinement

83. Chiral symmetry breaking

84. Spontaneous breaking of gauge symmetries

85. Spontaneously broken abelian gauge theory

86. Spontaneously broken nonabelian gauge theory

87. The standard model: Gauge and Higgs sector

88. The standard model: Lepton sector

89. The standard model: Quark sector

90. Electroweak interactions of hadrons

91. Neutrino masses

92. Solitons and monopoles

93. Instantons and theta vacua

94. Quarks and theta vacua

95. Supersymmetry

96. The minimal supersymmetric standard model

97. Grand unification

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