Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics

The Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics a complete resource for researchers,
students and lecturers with an interest in mathematical physics. It enables readers to access and learn about their knowledge in the field of education and training. -work. The Encyclopedia does contain information that has been distilled, has been accumulated in the domain. It is also a stimulus for learning in mathematical physics.

Editorial Board:
Jean-Pierre Françoise, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France
Gregory L. Naber, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Tsou Sheung Tsun, University of Oxford, UK

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* First comprehensive interdisciplinary coverage
* Mathematical Physics explained to other areas
* Written by an international group of experts
* Contains several undergraduate-level introductory articles for the acquisition of new expertise
* Thematic index and extensive cross-referencing to provide easy access and quick search functionality
* Also available online with active linking.

Classical, Conformal and Topological Field Theory
Classical Mechanics
Condensed Matter Physics and Optics
Differential Geometry
Dirac Operators
Dynamical Systems
Fluid Dynamics
Functional Analysis and Variational Techniques
Gauge Theory
General Relativity
Integrable Systems
Lie Groups and Lie Algebras
Many Particle Systems
Noncommutative Geometry
Partial Differential Equations and ODEs
Path Integrals and Functional Integrals
Perturbation Theory
Quantization Techniques
Quantum Field Theory
Quantum Gravity
Quantum Groups
Quantum Information and Computation
Quantum Mechanics
Renormalization
Scattering Theory
Semi-classical Approximations
Singularity Theory
Statistical Mechanics
Stochastic Methods
String Theory and M-Theory
Supersymmetry
Symmetry and Conservation Laws
Symplectic Techniques
Topological Methods