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Collins, John Clements was born on December 8, 1949 in Colchester, England. Son of Hugh C. and Florence E. (Seymour) Collins.
(Most of the numerical predictions of experimental phenome...)
Most of the numerical predictions of experimental phenomena in particle physics over the last decade have been made possible by the discovery and exploitation of the simplifications that can happen when phenomena are investigated on short distance and time scales. This book provides a coherent exposition of the techniques underlying these calculations. After reminding the reader of some basic properties of field theories, examples are used to explain the problems to be treated. Then the technique of dimensional regularization and the renormalization group. Finally a number of key applications are treated, culminating in the treatment of deeply inelastic scattering.
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Collins, John Clements was born on December 8, 1949 in Colchester, England. Son of Hugh C. and Florence E. (Seymour) Collins.
Bachelor, U. Cambridge, England, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Cambridge, England, 1975.
Postdoctoral fellow, Princeton (New Jersey) U., 1975-1976; assistant professor, Princeton (New Jersey) U., 1976-1980; from assistant professor to professor, Illinois Institute Technology, Chicago, 1980-1990; professor, Pennsylvania State University, State College, since 1990.
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Member American Physical Society.
Married Mary A. Brown, October 24, 1991.