Mathematical Tools for Physisists is a unique collection of 18 review articles, each one written by a renowned expert of its field. Their professional style will be beneficial for advanced students as well as for the scientist at work. The first may find a comprehensive introduction while the latter use it as a quick reference. Great attention was paid to ensuring fast access to the information, and each carefully reviewed articles includes a glossary of terms and a guide to further reading.
The contributions range from fundamental methods right up to the latest applications, including:
Algebraic Methods
Analytic Methods
Fourier and Other Mathematical Transforms
Fractal Geometry
Geometrical Methods
Green’s Functions
Group Theory
Mathematical Modeling
Monte-Carlo Methods
Numerical Methods
Perturbation Methods
Quantum Computation
Quantum Logic.
Special Functions
Stochastic Processes
Symmetries and Conservation Laws
Topology
Variational Methods
About the Author
George L. Trigg, an internationally experienced and qualified senior editor in Physics, lives in New Paltz/New York. For many years he was co-editor of the most renowned expert journal in Physics, Physical Review Letters. George L. Trigg also was the editor-in-chief of the Encyclopedia of Applied Physics.
