Free and Interacting Quantum Fields

<!-- <description> -->Modern physics is characterized by two great theories, which make it fundamentally different from its predecessor: quantum theory and theory of relativity. In this book we want to bring to the reader's attention several solutions to problems connected to the quantum-relativistic interaction of particles. Remarkably, such solutions furnished rigorous and pertinent explanations of a large set of phenomena, both in microscopic world and galactic universe.
<!-- </description> -->Contents:PrefaceIntroductionClassical and Quantum Free FieldsThe Gravitational Transmutations HypothesisTomonaga–Schwinger Representation of Dynamics of a Quantum Physical System. Matrix Elements of the Field Operators and Feynman{Dyson-Type Rules for High-Spin ParticlesFundamentals of Gauge Theories. The Minimal Coupling PrincipleThe Gravitational Field Interacting with Other FieldsInteraction of Scalar, Spinorial, Spin-Vectorial and Tensorial Particles, and the Gravitational Field Described by the Schwarzschild MetricScattering of Electrons and Photogeneration of Gravitons in External Gravitational FieldInteraction of Scalar, Spinorial, Vectorial, Spin-Vectorial and Tensorial Particles with the Axially-Symmetric Gravitational Field Described by the Kerr MetricSoftware Package for Analytical Calculation of Differential Cross-Sections of Gravitational Scattering of High-Spin ParticlesAppendices:Isotopic FormalismThe Dirac Matrices and the Dirac EquationOperatorial TransformationsSingular FunctionsIntegration Formulas in Momentum SpaceMatrix Elements of the Field Operators and First-Order Vertices for the Gravitational Interaction of ParticlesExpressions of the Coeffcients-Functions of the Differential and Integral Scattering Cross-Sections of Particles in the External Axially-Symmetric Gravitational Field Described by the Kerr MetricValues of Several Physical Quantities in CGS and Natural (ħ = 1, c = 1) Unit Systems. Equivalence Between Different Units of Measurement<!-- </contents> --><!-- <readership> -->
Readership: Researchers and graduate students in quantum field theory and theoretical physics.
<!-- </readership> -->Keywords:Quantum FieldsReview:Key Features:In this book we present several solutions to problems connected to the quantum-relativistic interaction of particles. Remarkably, such solutions furnished rigorous and pertinent explanations of a large set of phenomena, both in microscopic world and universe