By Gerd Baumann
Mathematica in Theoretical Physics illustrates how Mathematica can be used to resolve actual difficulties and take care of theoretical thoughts. A translation of the hugely profitable German language booklet released by way of Springer-Verlag in 1993, this identify contains over 100 new pages containing extra examples in classical mechanics. Non-trivial examples in electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, and normal relativity also are supplied. the writer additionally contains the derivation of scaling strategies in non-linear physics and has additional an advent to Mathematica particularly designed for physicists and engineers - increasing and strengthening the unique paintings. The diskette includes application code in Mathematica workstation structure.
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