Solutions to Problems for Student Friendly Quantum Field Theory: Volume 1

What can I say, it is the solution manual. It is the full solution manual, except for the problems he asks you to make wholeness charts' like in his book. Let's face it OFT is a grad. level course. If you are reading this book you must have a real interest in physic's. You can try the problem's then see if your answers are correct. The price is small in comparison to the price of the book. Had I had this book and solution manual when I took this course, it would have saved me hour's. I give the Author high mark's, for including it. This book almost teaches you without the need for a teacher, but without a teacher how do you know you go the problems right. Even better if you have the time to do every problem and know you got the right answer, you are better off.

In my opinion, every advanced physics text needs a solutions manual for students. It's a great educational tool. I downloaded the "QFT for the Gifted Amateur" solutions manual from the web, printed it out, and had it bound, but it was largely hand-written and cumbersome, with few explanatory notes. This Solutions Manual is a very reasonable price to pay for an absolute necessity. The solutions are as clear as the text itself. If you get the book, you must get this also. A no-brainer!

I like very much with a complete list of pbs and solutions to better know the magic quantum world

IF YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND QUANTUM FIELD THEORY THIS BOOK IS ESSENTIAL.

top drawer

This has to be classed as one of the better, if not the best solutions text to its Student friendly QFT, which is also superb. The solutions are easy to follow and clearly laid out. It has to be said that this book is not for the layman but ideal for lecturers presenting QFT to undergraduate and post graduate students. Fully recommended.

I have only read about 10% of the book, but so far I like it very much. I felt it takes me slowly through the material, and I haven't felt like something was skipped or left hanging. It was a pleasant read so far, and I seem to be able to handle it (having undergraduate studies of Quantum Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics and Relativity).I will be back later with update as I move further.

best book, the whackjobs working on qft really have their style wrong except this guy

Well presented and helpful with more detailed derivations than your typical textbook.

Most student friendly qft book