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Mathemathical Methods of Theoretical Physics

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Mathemathical Methods of Theoretical Physics
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Publisher: Edition Funzl
Number of pages: 222

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This book presents the course material for mathemathical methods of theoretical physics intended for an undergraduate audience. The author most humbly presents his own version of what is important for standard courses of contemporary physics.

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