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5.0 out of 5 stars
a very nobel author,
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This review is from: Particles, Sources, And Fields, Volume 3 (Advanced Books Classics) (Paperback)
Most people these days are reading peskin and schroeder, weinberg, ryder...etc. They are hard. Schwinger's books (3 vols) departs from most treatments; except for some similarity I think with weinberg (who i havent read). Here is what I like: 1) he wrote it to include everything but kept students in mind. 2) he wrote to counteract ''frustration with mathematical ambiguities and physical remoteness...'' 3) it is 'written by sure hands'' I would not recommend this as a first book or you might not see what he's doing; so do sakurai/bjorken and drell/ryder first, then deepen your knowledge on your second pass at the subject. In that context is it superb.
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Particles, Sources, And Fields, Volume 3 (Advanced Books Classics) by Julian Seymour Schwinger (Paperback - November 6, 1998)
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