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Mathematical Physics, Fall Semester 2012
Mathematical physics , fall Semester 2012 Professor: J. D. LL418 Phone 8-3959 Textbook: Mathematical methods for PhysicistsG. B. Arfken and H. J. Weber, Academic Press, 6th is an introductory course at the graduate level that cov-ers several basic tools of mathematics that you will need to master, in order toimprove your understanding of advanced physics . The course will cover most orall of the material (listed below) from the textbook. Most of you have probablycovered Fourier series and Fourier and Laplace transforms during your under-graduate Mathematical physics courses, so I might spend less time on thesesubjects than the other topics. We will discuss this issue when we get to thatpart of the course. Classes will be a mix of lectures and student board the latter case I will ask you to solve a problem on the board, and if you getstuck, I will try to help.
Mathematical Physics, Fall Semester 2012 Professor: J. D. Gunton jdg4@lehigh.edu O ce LL418 Phone 8-3959 Textbook: Mathematical Methods for Physicists
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