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Introduction to Mathematical Physics
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Contents
/Introduction/
Some mathematical problems and their solution
Boundary, spectral and evolution problems
Linear boundary problems, integral methods
Boundary problems, variational methods
Linear evolution problems, spectral method
Nonlinear evolution problems, perturbative methods
Evolution, numerical time integration
Particular trajectories and geometry in phase space
Use of change of variables
N body problem and matter description00% Sep 3, 2008
Introduction
Origin of matter
Atoms
Molecules
Crystalline solids
Gas and liquids
Plasmas
Other matter arrangements
Abstract
Relativity00% Sep 3, 2008
Electromagnetism00% Sep 3, 2008
Quantum mechanics00% Sep 3, 2008
N body problem in quantum mechanics00% Sep 3, 2008
Statistical physics00% Sep 3, 2008
N body problems and statistical equilibrium00% Sep 3, 2008
Continuous approximation00% Sep 3, 2008
Energy in continuous media00% Sep 3, 2008
Appendix
Measure and integration00% Sep 3, 2008
Groups00% Sep 3, 2008
Vectorial spaces00% Sep 3, 2008
Dual of a vectorial space00% Sep 3, 2008
Topological spaces00% Sep 3, 2008
Dual of a topological space00% Sep 3, 2008
Differentials and derivatives00% Sep 3, 2008
Authors
References
Mathematical physics University level mathematics books
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