
Social Quantum Field Theory First Edition (2026) Table of Contents Dedication ............................................................................................. v Publisher’s Note ..................................................................................... vii Acknowledgements ................................................................................... ix About the Author .................................................................................... xi Edition Roadmap ..................................................................................... xiii Reader’s Guide ....................................................................................... xv Companion Volume Proposal ....................................................................... xvii Editorial Retrospective ............................................................................ xix Historical Note for Future Editions ........................................................... xxi Archival Certification ............................................................................. xxiii Colophon: Publication Information ............................................................. xxv Librarians Record / Catalog Entry ............................................................. xxvii Archivists’ Closing Register – Final Entry .................................................. xxix The SQFT Charter: Foundational Charter ..................................................... xxxi Volume I: Foundations and Formalism (Chapters 1–10) Volume II: Information Geometry, Dynamics and Applications (Chapters 11–19) Volume III: Advanced Theory, Control, Inverse Problems and Praxis (Chapters 20–52) Chapter 1 Introduction ............................................................................... 1 Chapter 2 From Bourdieu’s Field Theory to Social Quantum Field Theory .......... xx Chapters 3–10 Axioms, Hilbert Space, Field Operators, Geometry, Renormalization, etc. Chapter 11 Information Geometry and Relational Entropy .............................. xx Chapters 12–19 Emergence, Verification, Applications, Computation & Unification Chapter 20 Quantization of Social Fields ..................................................... xx Chapter 21 Interaction Vertices and Perturbation Theory ............................... xx Chapter 22 Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking and Emergent Order ..................... xx Chapters 23–30 Critical Phenomena, Topology, Information Geometry, Networks Chapter 31 Optimal Control and Decision Theory .......................................... xx Chapter 32 Inverse Social Field Theory ....................................................... xx Chapters 33–52 Praxis: Cultivation, Institutions, AI, Geopolitics, Taiwan Cases, Philosophy & Synthesis Epilogue .............................................................................................. xx Postscript Reflections on Mathematical Modeling ....................................... xx Afterword Mathematical Vision of Social Reality ......................................... xx Appendices (L–W, X, Y, etc.) Mathematical Notation · Complete Axioms · Illustrations · Glossary · FAQs · Open Problems · Future Research Agenda References ........................................................................................... xx Index ................................................................................................. xx
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