Field Theoretical Tools for Polymer and Particle Physics (Lecture Notes in Physics)

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The book is written for advanced graduate students. The topics have been selected to present methods and models that have applications in both particle physics and polymer physics. The lectures may serve as a guide through more recent research activities and illustrate the applicability of joint methods in different contexts. The book deals with analytic tools (e.g. random walk models, polymer expansion), numerical tools (e.g. Langevin dynamics), and common models (the three-dimensional Gross-Neveu-Model).

The series Lecture Notes in Physics reports new developments in physical research and teaching - quickly, informally, an d at a high level The proceedings to be considered for publication in this series should be limited to only a few areas of research, and these should be closely related to each other. The contributions should be of a high standard and should avoid lengthy redraftings of papers already published or about to be published elsewhere. As a whole, the proceedings should aim for a balanced presentation of the theme of the conference including a description of the techniques used and enough motivation for a broad readership. It should not
be assumed that the published proceedings must reflect the conference in its entirety.

Random Walks in Polymer Physics
Random Walks in Field Theory
Polymer Expansion in Particle Physics
Polymers, Spin Models and Field Theory
Reaction-Diffusion Mechanisms and Quantum Spin Systems
Bosonization in Particle Physics
Hadronization in Particle Physics
The Hybrid Monte Carlo Algorithm for Quantum Chromodynamics
The Hybrid Monte Carlo Method for Polymer Chains
Simulations of Toy Proteins
Two Lectures on Phase Mixing: Nucleation and Symmetry Restoration
Neural Networks and Confidence Limit Estimates
The Gross-Neveu Model and QCDs Chiral Phase Transition
The TBA, the Gross-Neveu Model, and Polyacetylene
Solitons in Polyacetylene

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