Quarks and Leptones: An Introductory Course in Modern Particle Physics

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An extremely useful book (once I did a semester of Field Theory).

Arrived just in time. It is OK.

I liked the concise approach, covering most essential aspects of modern particle physics. The problems were at the right level for an introductory text.

I used this book for an independent study in particle physics and found it clear and concise.my background: Quantum 1 and was currently taking Quantum 2

The statndard textbook on elementary particles course we had in university. Excellent.

This book is not a good introductory textbook for studying particle physics.I struggled a lot to understand the concepts in the book when I was reading it as a first year graduate student. The authors did not really explain how Feynman diagrams work before using it extensively throughout the text. They also frequently skipped steps in their derivations of many results, making it very hard to see how they got their results. I had to make tons of footnotes to fill in the gap, which was extremely annoying (I can't even recall how many times I was on the verge of throwing this book into the fireplace.) Also, it is freaking dated. The authors were not even sure that top quarks were real.I wouldn't have gotten this book if it were not for the fact that my professor, who apparently never cared to update her teaching style, followed this book very closely.Please use Griffiths.

Good book for this subject and in line with expectation, new status and good preserved.

Very good book in introductory particle physics. It also introduces basic concepts of Relativistic QFT. With hints and solutions to most exercises.It would be a good combination with Griffiths' "Introduction to elementary particle physics". When you master these two, you can tackle easily more advanced texts!

This book is very great. The explanation is straighthrough right to the point without useless and confusing explanations. It is hard to find a book not too much simple and not too much mathematical and the way it is explained is very clear.

Ein hervorragender Einstieg in die QED – sehr empfehlenswert. Vor allem geeignet für Studenten der Teilchenphysik. Zwar alt, aber immer noch aktuell :-)