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    <lectureTitle> </lectureTitle>
    <homework>
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grading 
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      <description>
Homeworks, a take-home mid-term, and a final exam; 
the grades will be based on these (50%/20%/30%). 
Exams and homeworks include  
optional problems ("bonus" = extra credit). 
Homework assignments will be posted on the web every Thursday, 
and graded by students by next Tuesday.
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  <lecture>
    <date>August 20</date>
    <lectureNo>
1. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Lattice Field Theory  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
Diffusion as a sum over Paths 
      </description>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterName         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 1          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Lattice Field Theory  
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Cvitanovi&#263; lecture notes
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/QMlectures/lectQM.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap1         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 1          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Who Needs It? 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI1.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ItzDrouffe         </chapterName><chapterNo>
C. Itzykson and J.-M. Drouffe         </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Statistical field theory, vol 1
	(Cambridge U. Press, 1991)
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Chapter 1: From Brownian motion to Euclidean fields 
(A nice discussion of free propagation as Brownian walks)
      </description>
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>August 22</date>
    <lectureNo>
2. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Discrete Fourier transforms</lectureTitle>
      <description>
Fourier modes as eigenmodes of translation
      </description>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterName         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 1          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Lattice Field Theory  
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Cvitanovi&#263; lecture notes
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/QMlectures/lectQM.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#1    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Aug 27, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer1.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>August 27</date>
    <lectureNo>
3. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Green's function in Quantum Mechanics  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterName         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 2          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Path integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
Cvitanovi&#263; lecture notes
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/QMlectures/lectQM.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterKadanoff         </chapterName><chapterNo>
L.P. Kadanoff          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Statistical Physics;
Statics, Dynamics and Renormalization        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
Chapter 3: Gaussian Distributions
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.worldscibooks.com/physics/4016.html" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
PhysicsTodRev         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Physics Today           </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
review       </chapterTitle>
      <url href="http://www.physicstoday.org/pt/vol-54/iss-7/p54.html" />
    </chapter>
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  <lecture>
    <date>August 29</date>
    <lectureNo>
4. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Path integral - Quantum Mechanics  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap2         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 2          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Path integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI2.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#2    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Sep 3, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer2.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>September 2</date>
    <noLecture>Labor Day</noLecture>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>September 3</date>
    <lectureNo>
5. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Dirac-Feynman's Formulation of Quantum Mechanics</lectureTitle>
      <description>
QM amplitudes as a sum over paths 
      </description>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterName         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 3          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Path integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
Cvitanovi&#263; lecture notes
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/QMlectures/lectQM.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
chapterName         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 6          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Path Integrals in Quantum Mechnics        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
M. Srednicki book
      </description>
      <url href="http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0409035" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <lecturer>      <lectName>lecturer: 
Brian Swingle       </lectName>
        <url href="https://sites.google.com/site/physicsmonkey/" />
    </lecturer>
    <date>September 5</date>
    <lectureNo>
6. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Aharonov-Bohm effect, anyoons, Dirac monopole  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
QM amplitudes in presence of a magnetic field as a sum over paths. 
Most modern textbooks have a decent discussion of the Aharonov-Bohm 
effect. Alert me if there is an exposition you particularly like. 
      </description>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#3    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Sep 10, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer3.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>


  <lecture>
    <date>September 10</date>
    <lectureNo>
7. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Quefithe  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Quefithe         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Fable          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Quefithe 
	</chapterTitle>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/quefithe.html" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
QFTchap2         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 2          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Generating Functionals 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
What the mole saw
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/02-GenFuncts.pdf" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>September 12</date>
    <lectureNo>
8. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Quefithe  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
Dyson-Schwinger equations
      </description>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#4    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Sep 17, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer4.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>September 17</date>
    <lectureNo>
9. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Quefithe  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
QFTchap3         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 3          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Path Integrals 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
What the crow saw
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/03-PathIntg.pdf" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>September 19</date>
    <lectureNo>
10. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Quefithe  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
What the fox saw
      </description>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Quefithe         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Review          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
by Feynman 
	</chapterTitle>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.blogspot.com/1985/05/feynmans-review-of-my-field-theory-book.html" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#5    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Sep 24, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer5.txt" />
    </homework>
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  <lecture>
    <lecturer>      <lectName>lecturer: 
Ignacio Taboada       </lectName>
        <url href="http://www.cra.gatech.edu/people/taboada.html" />
    </lecturer>
    <date>September 24</date>
    <lectureNo>
11. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Standard Model  </lectureTitle>
  </lecture>


  <lecture>
    <lecturer>      <lectName>lecturer: 
Ignacio Taboada       </lectName>
        <url href="http://www.cra.gatech.edu/people/taboada.html" />
    </lecturer>
    <date>September 26</date>
    <lectureNo>
12. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Standard Model  </lectureTitle>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
no problem                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - none due 
this week
      </description>
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 1</date>
    <lectureNo>
13. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Tree expansions  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
Saddle point evaluation of path integrals, one loop (leading h-bar)
corrections.
      </description>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 3</date>
    <lectureNo>
14. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Ward identities  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
Symmetries relate and constrain different Green's functions.
      </description>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#6    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Oct 8, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer6.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 8</date>
    <lectureNo>
15. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Perturbation expansions are asymptotic
</lectureTitle>
      <description>
Formally, perturbation series is always asymptotic,
but can be very accurate.
      </description>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
FiniteFieldTheo         </chapterName><chapterNo>
QED          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
is it finite, not asymptotic?
	</chapterTitle>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/~predrag/papers/preprints.html#FiniteFieldTheo
" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 10</date>
    <lectureNo>
16. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Midterm  </lectureTitle>
      <description>
All material covered in the 1. part of the course:
generating functions, path integrals, their
perturbative expansions and symmetries.
      </description>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
      </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
midterm                </homeworkTitle>
      <description>
          -
usual time, in class
      </description>
<url href="midterm.html" />
    </homework>
    <solutions>
      <description>midterm grades distribution [all solutions are in the book]   </description>
      <url href="midtermDistr.jpg" />
    </solutions>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#7    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Thu 
Oct 17, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer7.txt" />
    </homework>
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  <lecture>
    <date>March 1</date>
    <noLecture>last day to drop the course</noLecture>
    <solutions>
      <description>[solutions to homework 
#2]   </description>
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  <lecture>
    <date>March 1?</date>
    <noLecture>Midterm review 
	</noLecture>
      <description>
Please study the midterm solutions; they are very detailed, 
I will answer only questions that are not in the solutions 
provided. My advice: (1) Do work through the assigned problems,
there is no other way to learn theoretical physics. (2) Do come
to lectures, they can help you sort out what is important
and what is not. 
(3) Seize the opportunities of
the small class, participate and discuss unclear points. (4) Do
stop by my office if you do not understand something off the bat.
	  </description>
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  <lecture>
    <date>October 12-15</date>
    <noLecture>fall break</noLecture>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 17</date>
    <lectureNo>
17. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Scalar field theory  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap3         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 3          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
From Mattress to Field
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI3.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#8    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Thu 
Oct 24, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer8.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 22</date>
    <lectureNo>
18. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Scalar field theory  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap4         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 4          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
From Field to Particle to Force
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI4.pdf" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 24</date>
    <lectureNo>
19. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Scalar field theory  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap5         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 5          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Coulomb and Newton: Repulsion and Attraction
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI5.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChap11         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 11          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Field Theory Redux
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapI11.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#9    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Thu 
Oct 31, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer9.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 29</date>
    <lectureNo>
20. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
The Dirac Equation  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeChapII1         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter II.1          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
The Dirac Equation
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell"
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03chapII1.pdf" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>


  <lecture>
    <date>October 31</date>
    <lectureNo>
21. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Lorenz transformations  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
GreiReinDirac         </chapterName><chapterNo>
W. Greiner and J. Reinhardt          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Dirac equation
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
The excerpt in ChaosBook.org/library  (click on Field Theory link)
   covers Dirac's original derivation of his equation.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#10    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Thu 
Nov 7, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer10.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 5</date>
    <lectureNo>
22. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Fermions  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
QFTchap4         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 4          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Fermions
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
read sects. A, B, C
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/04-Fermions.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
email7         </chapterName><chapterNo>
what you need to know          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
about fermions
	</chapterTitle>
      <url href="fermionsEssence.txt" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>July 25, 2013</date>
    <lecturer>      <lectName>lecturer: 
Edward Witten
                    </lectName>
        <url href=
"http://video.ias.edu/taxonomy/term/27" />
    </lecturer>
    <lectureNo>
22x. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Feynman Diagrams in String Theory
      </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
WittenFeynmDia         </chapterName><chapterNo>
video        </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
What any physicist should know
</chapterTitle>
      <description>
even if she does not want to do mess with strings.
          </description>
      <url href="http://video.ias.edu/node/4074" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
NYRevDyson        </chapterName><chapterNo>
Freeman J. Dyson          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
The World on a String
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
To balance the pied piper song - a delightful sceptic's view.
          </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/DysonNYRoB0404.html" />
    </chapter>
   </lecture>


  <lecture>
    <date>November 7</date>
    <lectureNo>
23. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Gamma mu nu gymnastics  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
PesSch95chap3         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter 3          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Dirac equation 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From Peskin and Schroeder, "An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory";
study pp. 35-44, 49-52, 62-63, rest we'll skip. 
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/PesSch95chap3.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
DasGroupCommRels         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
a very brief history of diagrammatics
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
(worth a glance) A lighting fast way to compute commutators, but you
have to learn how to draw first. See page 38.
      </description>
      <url href="http://birdtracks.eu/version9.0/index.html" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
HarterHamilt        </chapterName><chapterNo>
W.G. Harter          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Hamilton's turns
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
(for fun only) 
How Hamilton (who would have guessed...) used quaternions to
to extend the discrete Fourier transform from a circle to a sphere.
      </description>
      <url href="HarterGrTheo.txt" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#11    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Thu 
Nov 14, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer11.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>October 28 -November 15</date>
    <noLecture>spring registration</noLecture>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
PHYS-7224         </chapterName><chapterNo>
PHYS-7224          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Chaos and what to do about it
	</chapterTitle>
        <description>
Spring 2014 I will go through classical part of the ChaosBook.org
- this too will turn out to be a form of field theory / statistical mechanics,
not any less beautiful than what we learned this semester. 
Hope you will join me.
Tell your friends to join us too.
        </description>
<url href="http://chaosbook.org/~predrag/courses/PHYS-7224-14/schedule.xml" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 12</date>
    <lectureNo>
24. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Feynman Diagrams  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
DKaiser         </chapterName><chapterNo>
D. Kaiser          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Physics and Feynman's Diagrams
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
American Scientist  93, 156 (2005)
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
DasGroupFeynmDiag         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
a very brief history of diagrammatics
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
(for fun only) 
See page 41.
      </description>
      <url href="http://birdtracks.eu/version9.0/index.html" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 14</date>
    <lectureNo>
25. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Feynman rules  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture25a         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Feynman rules part I
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
For Edwin who was not there: no new idea since 1948.
Mouse over video's top edge to change the resolution.
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x179qxa_qed-feynman-rules_tech" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture25b         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Feynman rules part II
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Big day: our first QED Feynman integral.
Click on video's gearwheel, lower right edge, to change the resolution.
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZWsjmcWa7w" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Zee03appC-D         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Appendices C and D           </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Feynman rules
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell". Read Chapt III.6.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03appC-D.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#12    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Nov 19, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer12.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 19</date>
    <lectureNo>
26. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Electron magnetic moment  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ZeeMagMom         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter III.4-6          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Electron magnetic moment
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell". Read Chapt III.6.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/ZeeMagMom.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture26a         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Electron magnetic moment (Dirac triumph) (part 1) 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Big day: our first QED Feynman integral.
Click on video's gearwheel, lower right edge, to change the resolution.
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moddxUKVnk0" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture26b         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Electron magnetic moment (Dirac triumph) (part 2) 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Dirac explains a factor of 2 in observed electron magnetic moment.
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXYjRGVT7BY" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture26c         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Electron magnetic moment (Dirac triumph) (part 3) 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Schwinger's vertex.
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac9-1OXMuwM" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
gaugeInv         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Predrag     </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Gauge invariance is the bane of my life
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
(for insomniacs) 
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/~predrag/papers/finitness.html" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
DasGroupFeynmDiag         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Apostolos Vasileiadis     </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Symmetry
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
(for fun only) 
Gauge invariance is not preserved!
      </description>
      <url href="http://vimeo.com/69890962" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 21</date>
    <lectureNo>
27. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Electron magnetic moment  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Zee03pp438         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter VIII.3          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
The treshold of ignorance
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
From A. Zee "Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell". Read Chapt III.6.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/Zee03pp438.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
Lecture27         </chapterName><chapterNo>
P. Cvitanovic          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Anomalous electron magnetic moment (Schwinger's triumph)
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Schwinger's \alpha/2\pi calculation sketched out. (You'll have to screw up the volume, sorry.)
      </description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akZPBbPzdNQ" />
    </chapter>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
#13    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
problems                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
          - due Tue 
Dec 3, in class 
      </description>
<url href="exer13.txt" />
    </homework>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 26</date>
    <lectureNo>
28. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Renormalization  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
CvitQFTparametric         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter *          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Parametric representation
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Unpublished notes: momentum space Feynman integrals, parametric representation.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/CvitQFTparametric.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
CvitQFTrenorm         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter *          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Renormalization 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Unpublished notes: Power counting, UV divergences, subtractions, counterterms.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/CvitQFTrenorm.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
CvitQFTdisease         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Chapter *          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Gauge-invariant sets 
	</chapterTitle>
      <description>
Unpublished notes: high-orders diseases; gauge set counting; finitness conjecture.
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/FieldTheory/CvitQFTdisease.pdf" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>November 28</date>
    <noLecture>Thanksgiving</noLecture>
  </lecture>


  <lecture>
    <date>December 3</date>
    <lectureNo>
29. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Gauge invariance  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ShWi06         </chapterName><chapterNo>
A. Shapere and F. Wilczek          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
Geometry of self-propulsion at low Reynolds number
        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
From swimming to gauge potentials in one lecture. But what is a photon,
really?
      </description>
      <url href="http://chaosbook.org/library/ShWi06.pdf" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
ShWi06         </chapterName><chapterNo>
The base space (space of unlocated shapes)          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
for cats
        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
A fibration and a base space :)
      </description>
      <url href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtWbpyjJqrU#t=344" />
    </chapter>

  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>December 5</date>
    <lectureNo>
30. </lectureNo> <lectureTitle>
Gribov copies  </lectureTitle>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
NickCave         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Higgs Boson          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
blues
        </chapterTitle>
      <url href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GWsdqCYvgw" />
    </chapter>
    <chapter>       <chapterName>
NickCave         </chapterName><chapterNo>
Nick Cave          </chapterNo><chapterTitle>
and The Bad Seeds
        </chapterTitle>
      <description>
The full length version
      </description>
      <url href="https://vimeo.com/13207279" />
    </chapter>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>December 6</date>
    <noLecture>GT classes end
	</noLecture>
    <homework>
      <homeworkNo>
Final exam    </homeworkNo>     <homeworkTitle>
syllabus                </homeworkTitle> 
      <description>
An overview of material covered by the final exam.
          </description>
      <url href="final.xml" />
    </homework>

  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>December 10</date>
    <noLecture>final exam 11:30am - 14:20pm 
	</noLecture>
        <description>
closed book, closed lecture notes.
      </description>
    <solutions>
      <description>Course grades distribution [alert me if I am missing
	some homework grades]
      </description>
      <url href="courseGrade.png" />
    </solutions>
  </lecture>

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  <lecture>
    <date>May 10</date>
    <noLecture>have good holidays!
	</noLecture>
  </lecture>
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  <lecture>
    <date>until December ?</date>
    <noLecture>course opinion survey</noLecture>
    <solutions>
      <description>CETL web link</description>
      <url href="https://gtwebapps.gatech.edu/cfprod/cios_new/student_login.cfm?message=Please+enter+your+GT+Account+and+password" />
    </solutions>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>December 16</date>
    <noLecture>GT grades due at noon
	</noLecture>
  </lecture>

  <lecture>
    <date>December 23</date>
    <noLecture> the future looks bright
	</noLecture>
    <solutions>
      <description>Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades
        [click right, open in new tab]</description>
      <url href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH6De6W3acI" />
    </solutions>
  </lecture>
</course>
