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Some Mathematical Problems in Fundamental Physics
Journal of Geometry and Symmetry in PhysicszbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Basic Problems of Mathematics and Physics
2009We know that an attempt to explain all concepts can hardly be called scientific. Some concepts require acceptance without explanation. Whatever, we the scientists say, is expressed in terms of limited and approximate descriptions, which are improved in successive steps. We progress from truth to truth and from lesser truth to higher truth.
V. Lakshmikantham +2 more
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On a New Problem of Mathematical Physics
2006We consider a system of partial differential equations that is not a Kovalevskaya system. The Cauchy problem and the mixed problem in a smooth domain are studied. We prove the existence of a solution in a Hilbert space H and the continuous dependence on the initial conditions. The Cauchy problem in an unbounded space is solved explicitly.
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Problems in Mathematical Physics (With Solutions)
Physics Bulletin, 1966I. V. Misyurkeyev Maidenhead: McGraw-Hill. 1966. Pp. ix + 144. Price 24s. The student of mathematical physics generally does not lack problems to solve. Many of the books which he will use in his courses will contain an adequate selection of exercises which have the merit of direct relevance to his current studies.
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Inverse monodromy problems in mathematical physics
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2007zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Problems of Mathematical Physics.
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1968Martin Schechter +5 more
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Boundary Value Problems of Mathematical Physics
1998The goal of this final chapter is to show how the boundary value problems of mathematical physics can be solved by the methods of the preceding chapters. This will be done by solving a variety of specific problems that illustrate the principal types of problems that were formulated in Chapter 7.
Grant B. Gustafson, Calvin H. Wilcox
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Contemporary Problems in Mathematical Physics
Contemporary Problems in Mathematical Physics, 2000Jan Govaerts +2 more
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New horizons for fundamental physics with LISA
Living Reviews in Relativity, 2022K g Arun +2 more
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Mathematical Analysis of Physical Problems
American Journal of Physics, 1973Philip R. Wallace, William C. Davidon
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