PCT, Spin and Statistics, and All That is the classic summary of and introduction to the achievements of Axiomatic Quantum Field Theory. This theory gives precise mathematical responses to questions like: What is a quantized field? What are the physically indispensable attributes of a quantized field? Furthermore, Axiomatic Field Theory shows that a number of physically important predictions of quantum field theory are mathematical consequences of the axioms. Here Raymond Streater and Arthur Wightman treat only results that can be rigorously proved, and these are presented in an elegant style that makes them available to a broad range of physics and theoretical mathematics.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Relativistic Transformation Laws

Chapter 2. Some Mathematical Tools

Chapter 3. Fields and Vacuum Expectation Va lues

Chapter 4. Some General Theorems of Relativistic Quantum Field Theory

About the Authors

Raymond F. Streater is Professor of Applied Mathematics at King's College London.

Arthur S. Wightman is Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at Princeton University.