Ken Wilson memorial volume : renormalization, lattice gauge theory, the operator product expansion and quantum fields
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Ken Wilson memorial volume : renormalization, lattice gauge theory, the operator product expansion and quantum fields
World Scientific, 2015
- : hardcover
- : pbk
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Other editors: Kerson Huang, Michael E. Peskin and K.K. Phua
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'Kenneth Wilson was a brilliant and creative contributor to the work on renormalization groups and phase transitions. He applied his multifaceted genius to condensed matter physics as well as nuclear and elementary particle physics.'by Murray Gell-MannThe purpose of bringing out this volume is to commemorate the memory of Ken Wilson and to preserve the legacy of his ground-breaking advances. This volume brings together a collection of articles written by colleagues of Ken Wilson as well as fellow physicists and scholars - some of who knew him personally and others who are knowledgeable about his sterling contributions to the foundations of theoretical physics.To commemorate the memory of Ken Wilson, many leading and illustrious physicists have contributed to this volume - Ian Affleck, Belal E Baaquie, Ken Bowler, Edouard Brezin, Tohru Eguchi, Michael E Fisher, Paul Ginsparg, Domenico Giuliano, Stanislaw Glazek, Bailin Hao, Kerson Huang, Roman Jackiw, Richard Kenway, H R Krishnamurthy, N D Mermin, Stuart Pawley, Michael Peskin, Alexander Polyakov, John Schwarz, R Shankar, Akira Ukawa, David Wallace, Franz Wegner, Steven Weinberg, and Anthony Zee.
Table of Contents
- Lattice Gauge Theory and the Large N Reduction (Tohru Eguchi)
- A Critical History of Renormalization (Kerson Huang)
- Ken Wilson - The Early Years (Roman Jackiw)
- Skeleton Graph Expansion of Critical Exponents in "Cultural Revolution" Years (Hao Bailin)
- Renormalization Group Theory: Its Basis and Formulation in Statistical Physics (Michael E Fisher)
- Effective Field Theory, Past and Future (Steven Weinberg)
- In Memory of Kenneth G Wilson (Franz J Wegner)
- and other papers
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