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Mathematical Physics by Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej

Mathematical Physics by Bergfinnur Durhuus and Jan Philip Solovej

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.

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