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Physique mathématique

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Nanocomputing

Jang-Yu Hsu

2009

Differential Geometry and Lie Groups for Physicists

Marian Fecko

2006

Optimization theory

Russell, David L.

1970

The mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics

George Whitelaw Mackey

1963

Vectors and tensors in engineering and physics

D. A. Danielson, Donald Danielson

2003

Methods of modern mathematical physics

Michael Reed

1972

Matrices and tensors in physics

A. W. Joshi

1975 ★ 4.6

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

Erwin Kreyszig

1972 ★ 4.0

Mathematical physics

Eugene Butkov

1968

Nonlinear physics with Maple for scientists and engineers

Richard H. Enns, George McGuire

1997

The silicon web

Michael G. Raymer

2009

Mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics

John Von Neumann

1955

All the mathematics you missed

Thomas A. Garrity

2002

"Moonshine" of finite groups

Koichiro Harada

2010

The rise of the new physics

A. D'Abro

1951

Mathematical Physics

Donald Howard Menzel

1961

The mott metal-insulator transition

Florian Gebhard

1997

Calabi-Yau manifolds and related geometries

Daniel Huybrechts, Mark Gross, Dominic Joyce

2003

Geometry, topology, and physics

Mikio Nakahara

1990

Classical descriptions of motion

Emil Jan Konopinski

1969

A text book of mathematical physics

Chandra, Suresh

2006

Physical mathematics

Chester Hall Page

1955

Mathematics and wave mechanics

Ron Atkin

1957

Hyperspace

Michio Kaku

1994 ★ 4.6

Spinors and space-time

Wolfgang Rindler, Roger Penrose

1984

Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Mechanics

M. G. Calkin

1996

Stochastic equations through the eye of the physicist

Valeriĭ Isaakovich Kli͡at͡skin

2005

Differential forms

Harley Flanders

1963

Integral transforms in mathematical physics

Clement John Tranter

1951

Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics

M. G. Calkin

1999

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