Description
This textbook serves as an in-depth introduction to variational methods, essential tools in mathematical physics. With contributions from seasoned experts, it explores the fundamental principles and applications of these methods in a structured manner. Readers are guided through the theoretical underpinnings and practical implications, fostering a robust understanding of the subject.
The authors emphasize a unified approach that connects various domains within physics, making the material accessible and coherent. By blending theory with applications, this work prepares students and professionals alike to tackle complex problems in mathematical physics with confidence and clarity.
The authors emphasize a unified approach that connects various domains within physics, making the material accessible and coherent. By blending theory with applications, this work prepares students and professionals alike to tackle complex problems in mathematical physics with confidence and clarity.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
424 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 4, 1992
Publisher
Springer
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
3642826997
ISBN-13
9783642826993