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I'm a final-year physics degree student and I want to know about QFT, but my knowledge about tensor mathematics and groups of symmetries is really low, as my university doesn't offer us advanced mathematical subjects.

So, would you please suggest me some books or any other resource that make it clear and easy to understand these mathematical basics and that digs into QFT??

Thank you!!!

I'm a final-year physics degree student and I want to know about QFT, but my knowledge about tensor mathematics and groups of symmetries is really low, as my university doesn't offer us advanced mathematical subjects.

So, would you please suggest me some books or any other resource that make it clear and easy to understand these mathematical basics and that digs into QFT??

Thank you!!!

I'm a final-year physics degree student and I want to know about QFT, but my knowledge about tensor mathematics and groups of symmetries is really low, as my university doesn't offer us advanced mathematical subjects.

So, would you please suggest me some books or any other resource that make it clear and easy to understand these mathematical basics and that digs into QFT?

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Learning QFT from scratch

I'm a final-year physics degree student and I want to know about QFT, but my knowledge about tensor mathematics and groups of symmetries is really low, as my university doesn't offer us advanced mathematical subjects.

So, would you please suggest me some books or any other resource that make it clear and easy to understand these mathematical basics and that digs into QFT??

Thank you!!!