دانلود کتاب The Relativistic Nuclear Many-Body Problem

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Preface Contents 1. Introduction 1.1. Historical Perspective 2. Relativistic Baryons 2.1. The Dirac Equation 2.2. Free-Particle Solutions 2.3. Dirac Hole Theory 2.4. Classical Field Theory and Canonical Quantization 2.5. Dirac Fields and the Baryon Propagator 2.6. Lorentz Covariance of the Dirac Equation 2.7. Isospin 3. A Simple Model 3.1. Field Equations in a Scalar‒Vector Theory 3.2. The Mean-Field Theory (MFT) 3.3. Model Hamiltonian 3.4. The Nuclear Matter Equation of State 3.5. Nuclear Matter at Finite Temperature 3.6. Nuclear Hydrodynamics 3.7. Spatially Nonuniform Systems 3.8. Collective Excitations of Finite Systems 3.9. The Nucleon‒Nucleus Optical Potential 4. Relativistic Hartree Description of Nuclei 4.1. Relativistic Hartree Formalism 4.2. Properties of Finite Nuclei 4.3. Discussion 4.4. Nucleon‒Nucleus Scattering 5. Quantum Hadrodynamics (QHD) 5.1. Feynman Rules 5.2. Observables 5.3. Mean-Field Theory (MFT) 5.4. Vacuum Fluctuation Corrections 5.5. Relativistic Hartree‒Fock 5.6. Collective Modes and Zero Sound 5.7. Relativistic Hartree Theory of Finite Nuclei 6. The Dynamical Quantum Vacuum 6.1. Bosons 6.2. Fermions 6.3. The Effective Action 6.4. Effective Action with Fermions 6.5. QHD-I and Relativistic Hartree Theory 6.6. The Quantum Vacuum in Finite Nuclei 7. Charged Mesons 7.1. Noether's Theorem 7.2. SU(2) Symmetry 7.3. Pion‒Nucleon Interactions 7.4. Rho‒Nucleon Interactions 7.5. Non-Abelian Gauge Theories 7.6. The Feynman Rules in QHD-II 7.7. Applications 7.8. Electromagnetic Interactions 8. Relativistic Pion Dynamics 8.1. A Minimal Model 8.2. Dirac‒Hartree‒Fock with Pions 8.3. A Renormalizable Model with Pseudovector Coupling 8.4. Dirac‒Hartree‒Fock Revisited 8.5. The Pion Propagator in Nuclear Matter 8.6. Chiral Symmetry 9. Two-Nucleon Correlations 9.1. Nuclear Matter Formalism 9.2. Relation to Nucleon‒Nucleon Scattering 9.3. Nuclear Matter Results 10. Electroweak Interactions with Nuclei 10.1. The Role of Charged Mesons 10.2. Electromagnetic Interactions in QHD-II 10.3. Weak Currents 11. Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) 11.1. Quarks and Color 11.2. The Theory of QCD 11.3. The Relationship between QHD and QCD 11.4. A Model of the Phase Diagram for Nuclear Matter 12. Summary A. Notation and Conventions B. Dimensional Regularization C. Path-Integral Derivation of Feynman Rules D. The Feynman Rules in Local Gauge Theories D.1. Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) D.2. The Non-Abelian Theory QHD-II References Index