Percolation: An Easy Example of Renormalization Malcolm Forster, October 12, 2003. Kenneth Wilson won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1982 for applying renormalization group, which he learnt from quantum field theory (QFT) - Malcolm Wilson - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Percolation: An Easy Example of Renormalization Malcolm Forster, October 12, 2003. Kenneth Wilson won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1982 for applying renormalization group, which he learnt from quantum field theory (QFT) Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-09-15 11:57:01 Open Document File Size: 136,55 KB Share Result on Facebook City Weinheim / / Company Cambridge University Press / Renormalization Group / World Scientific / Critical Phenomena / I Renormalization Group / / Country Singapore / / IndustryTerm atomic site / difficult applications / intermediate energy level / early applications / / Organization Cambridge University / / Person Malcolm Forster / Kenneth Wilson / / PublishedMedium Reviews of Modern Physics / / Technology condensation / / SocialTag Quantum field theory Fixed points Statistical mechanics Renormalization Phase transition Critical phenomena Percolation Functional renormalization group Physics Renormalization group

Percolation: An Easy Example of Renormalization Malcolm Forster, October 12, 2003. Kenneth Wilson won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1982 for applying renormalization group, which he learnt from quantum field theory (QFT)Add to Reading List