Descripción
This work serves as an in-depth exploration of the principles of functional integration, with a particular emphasis on its relationship to actions and symmetries within the framework of mathematical physics. Pierre Cartier and Cecile DeWitt-Morette harness their extensive expertise to guide readers through complex theories, making intricate concepts accessible to both students and seasoned researchers in the field.
Throughout the chapters, the authors unveil the versatility of functional integration as a tool for addressing various physical phenomena. By drawing connections between theoretical formulations and practical applications, they illustrate how symmetries underpin many of the fundamental aspects of physics, enriching the reader's understanding of advanced topics in the discipline.
With a clear structure and detailed explanations, this monograph stands out as a valuable resource. It encourages rigorous thinking and invites scholars to engage deeply with the nuanced landscape of action, symmetries, and their implications in the realm of quantum mechanics and beyond.
Throughout the chapters, the authors unveil the versatility of functional integration as a tool for addressing various physical phenomena. By drawing connections between theoretical formulations and practical applications, they illustrate how symmetries underpin many of the fundamental aspects of physics, enriching the reader's understanding of advanced topics in the discipline.
With a clear structure and detailed explanations, this monograph stands out as a valuable resource. It encourages rigorous thinking and invites scholars to engage deeply with the nuanced landscape of action, symmetries, and their implications in the realm of quantum mechanics and beyond.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
480 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
jun. 10, 2010
Editorial
Cambridge University Press
Edición
Reissue
Ediciones
3 ediciones
ISBN-10
0521143578
ISBN-13
9780521143578