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Quantum Chromodynamics

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Introduction to Field Theory Classical Field Theory Quantum Field Theory

Unit 2

Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics Fundamental Particles of Quantum Chromodynamics Strong Force in Quantum Chromodynamics Quarks and Gluons in Quantum Chromodynamics Color Charge in Quantum Chromodynamics Asymptotic Freedom in Quantum Chromodynamics Confinement in Quantum Chromodynamics Hadrons in Quantum Chromodynamics

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Quantum Field Theory

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What is Quantum Field Theory used to describe?

the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions

the behavior of subatomic particles

the dynamics of a system of interacting particles

the structure of space and time

What is the difference between Quantum Field Theory and Classical Field Theory?

QFT is a more fundamental theory than QED

QFT is a more mathematical theory than QED

QFT is a more accurate theory than QED

QFT is a more complete theory than QED

What is the main goal of Quantum Field Theory?

to unify the four fundamental forces of nature

to describe the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions

to explain the behavior of subatomic particles

to describe the dynamics of a system of interacting particles

Quantum Chromodynamics

Quantum Field Theory

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Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics

Classical Field Theory