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Lectures on Particle Physics Enrico Bertuzzo

Lectures on Particle Physics Enrico Bertuzzo

Lectures on Particle Physics Enrico Bertuzzo

Topics covered in this lecture notes are : Quantum Field Theory, Strong interactions: Quantum Chromodynamics, Electroweak interactions: The Standard Model of Particle Physics, Beyond the renormalizable Standard Model, Drawbacks of the Standard Model.

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