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New Developments Of Integrable Systems And Long-ranged Interaction Models

New Developments Of Integrable Systems And Long-ranged Interaction Models

by Mo-lin Ge and Yong-shi Wu
Hardback
Publication Date: 01/05/1995

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This volume covers the recent developments of the exact solvable models, Yangian symmetry, the long-ranged interaction models and high-dimensional integrable systems. The authors are all experts in their fields. The volume provides a systematic introduction to statistical and mathematical physics and contains review papers and other contributions.
ISBN:
9789810221270
9789810221270
Category:
Maths for scientists
Format:
Hardback
Publication Date:
01-05-1995
Publisher:
World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Country of origin:
Singapore
Pages:
184
Weight:
0.39kg

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