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Mathematical Physics by Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej
The main focus of this note is on theoretical developments rather than elaborating on concrete physical systems, which the students are supposed to encounter in regular physics courses. Topics covered includes: Newtonian Mechanics, Lagrangian Mechanics, Hamiltonian Mechanics, Hilbert Spaces, Operators on Hilbert spaces and Quantum mechanics.
Author(s): Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej
177 Pages 
Lecture Notes on Mathematical Statistical Physics
This note explains the following topics: classical statistical mechanics, Review of classical mechanics, Review of probability and measure, The Maxwellian distribution Probability spaces in classical mechanics, Review of thermodynamics Macro states, Macro variables, Thermal equilibrium and entropy, The Boltzmann equation, The thermodynamic arrow of time, Quantum statistical mechanics and thermodynamic ensembles.
Author(s): Roderich Tumulka
173 Pages
Mathematical Physics by Michael Aizenman
The PDF covers the following topics related to Mathematical Physics : Introduction to statistical mechanics, Canonical Ensembles for the Lattice Gas, Configurations and ensembles, The equivalence principle, Generalizing Ensemble Analysis to Harder Cases, Concavity and the Legendre transform, Basic concavity results, Concave properties of the Legendre transform, Basic setup for statistical mechanics, Gibbs equilibrium measure, Introduction to the Ising model, Entropy, energy, and free energy, Large deviation theory, Free energy, Basic Properties, Convexity of the pressure and its implications, Large deviation principle for van Hove sequences, 1-D Ising model, Transfer matrix method, Markov chains, 7 2-D Ising model, Ihara graph zeta function, Gibbs states in the infinite volume limit, Conditional expectation, Symmetry and symmetry breaking, Phase transitions, Random field models, Proof of symmetry-breaking of continuous symmetries, The spin-wave perspective, Infrared bound, Reflection positivity.
Author(s): Professor Michael Aizenman
76 Pages
Lecture notes for Mathematical Physics
This is a lecture note on Mathematical methods in physics. It covers the following topics: Group Theory and Lie Algebras,Path Integrals, Topology, Differential Geometry, Yang-Mills.
Author(s): Joseph A. Minahan
86 Pages
Mathematical Methods in Physics
The purpose of this note is to present standard and widely used mathematical methods in Physics, including functions of a complex variable, differential equations, linear algebra and special functions associated with eigenvalue problems of ordinary and partial differential operators.
Author(s): Eric D’Hoker
95 Pages
Mathematics is an integral component of all of the scientific disciplines, but for physics, it is a vital and essential skill that anyone who chooses to study this subject must master. Topics covered includes: Functions and Geometry, Complex Numbers, Matrices, Vectors, Limits, Differentiation, Partial Differentiation and Multivariable Differential Calculus, Integration, Multiple Integration, Differential Equations, Series and Expansions, Operators, Mechanics.
Author(s): Daniel Brett and Joseph Vovrosh
263 Pages
Mathematical Physics by Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej
The main focus of this note is on theoretical developments rather than elaborating on concrete physical systems, which the students are supposed to encounter in regular physics courses. Topics covered includes: Newtonian Mechanics, Lagrangian Mechanics, Hamiltonian Mechanics, Hilbert Spaces, Operators on Hilbert spaces and Quantum mechanics.
Author(s): Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej
177 Pages
Mathematical Methods for Physics
This note describes the following topics: Notation for scalar product, Linear vector spaces, Operators, Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues, Green’s functions, Integral Equations, Variational calculus.
Author(s): Niels Walet
90 Pages
An introduction to mathematical physics
This book is intended primarily as a class-book for mathematical students and as an introduction to the advanced treatises dealing with the subjects of the different chapters, but since the analysis is kept as simple as possible, It will be useful for chemists and others who wish to learn the principles of these subjects.
Author(s): Robert Alexander Houstoun
224 Pages
Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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Lecture notes for Mathematical Methods
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COMPLEX GEOMETRY OF NATURE AND GENERAL RELATIVITY [PDF 229p]
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Five Lectures on Soliton Equations [PDF 42]
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Holomorphic Methods in Mathematical Physics [PDF 59p]
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Homological Methods in Equations of Mathematical Physics[PDF 150p]
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An Introduction to Noncommutative Geometry [PDF 18p]
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Differential Geometry (and Relativity)
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