Particle Physics Books
An Introduction to the standard Model of Particle Physics - Cottingham & Greenwood, 2007, 2nd edition ($49CAD)
- Textbook for PHYS590.
- Nice new book but probably too terse.
Gauge Theories of the Strong, Weak, and Electromagnetic Interactions - Quigg, 1983
- Good book but out of date.
Quarks & Leptons - Halzen & Martin, 1984 ($120CAD paper)
- 2001 version does not appear to be a new edition.
Gauge Theories in Particle Physics - Aitchison & Hey, 2 Vol. 2004 ($83USD paper)
- Spread over two volumes such that one needs both volumes.
Introduction to Elementary Particles - Griffiths, 2008, 2nd edition
Particle Physics - Martin & Shaw, 2008 3rd edition ($77CAD paper)
- Totally up to date but too low level for this course.
Weak interactions of leptons and quarks - Commins & Bucksbaum, 1988 ($46USD paper)
Introduction to High energy Physics - Perkins
Collider Physics - Barger, 2004 ($44USD paper)
Introduction to Quarks and Partons - Close
An Introduction to Gauge Theories & the 'New Physics' - Leader & Predazzi
Quantum Chromodynamics - Greiner & Shaefer
Gauge Theory of Weak Ineteractions - Greiner & Mueller
Others Sources
- Introduction to Gauge Field Theory, D. Bailin & A. Love, IOP
Press.
- Field Theory: A Modern Primer, P. Ramond, Addison-Wesley.
- Quantum Field Theory, Itzykson & Zuber, McGraw Hill.
- Classical Mechanics, H. Goldstein, Addison-Wesley (last
chapter).
More Advanced Books
- Practical Quantum Electrodynamics - Gingrich
- The Standard Model: A Primer - Burgers & Moore
- Electron-Positron Annihilation Physics - Ed. Foster
- QCD & Collider Physics - Ellis, Sterling, Webber
- Journeys Beyond the Standard Moeld - Ramond
- Sparticles - Drees, Godbole, Roy
Experimental Books
- Experimental Foundations of Particle Physics - Cahn & Goldhaber
- Techniques for Nuclear & Particle Physics Experiments - Leo
- Introduction to experimental particle physics - Fernow
- Data analysis techniques for high-energy physics experiments - Bock, Grote, Notz, Regler
- Experimental Techniques in High Energy Physcis - Ferbel
Douglas M. Gingrich
(gingrich@ualberta.ca)