Particles, Sources, And Fields, Volume 2

This volume is concerned with quantum electrodynamics. Topics discussed range from nomalous magnetic moments and vacuum polarization, in a variety of applications, to the energy level displacements in hydrogenic atoms.

Informationen zum Autor Julian Schwinger Klappentext This volume is concerned with quantum electrodynamics. Topics discussed range from nomalous magnetic moments and vacuum polarization, in a variety of applications, to the energy level displacements in hydrogenic atoms. Zusammenfassung This volume is concerned with quantum electrodynamics. Topics discussed range from nomalous magnetic moments and vacuum polarization, in a variety of applications, to the energy level displacements in hydrogenic atoms. Inhaltsverzeichnis Electrodynamics I Charged Particle Propagation Functions A Magnetic Moment Calculation Photon Propagation Function From Factors I. Scattering From Factors II. Single and Double Spectral Forms From Factors III. Spin From Factors IV. The Deuteron Scattering by Light I. Low Frequencies Scattering by Light II. Forward Scattering Scattering by Light III. Double Spectral Forms H-Particle Energy Displacements. Nonrelativistic Discussion A Relativistic Scattering Calculation Photon-Charged Particle Scattering Non-Causal Methods H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin 0 Relativistic Theory H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin Relativistic Theory I * H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin Relativistic Theory II

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Julian Schwinger

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Electrodynamics I Charged Particle Propagation Functions A Magnetic Moment Calculation Photon Propagation Function From Factors I. Scattering From Factors II. Single and Double Spectral Forms From Factors III. Spin From Factors IV. The Deuteron Scattering by Light I. Low Frequencies Scattering by Light II. Forward Scattering Scattering by Light III. Double Spectral Forms H-Particle Energy Displacements. Nonrelativistic Discussion A Relativistic Scattering Calculation Photon-Charged Particle Scattering Non-Causal Methods H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin 0 Relativistic Theory H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin Relativistic Theory I * H-Particle Energy Displacements. Spin Relativistic Theory II