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Differential topology and quantum field theory / Charles Nash

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: Eng London : Academic Press, 1991Description: xi, 386 pagesContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780125140768
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Contents:
A Topological Preliminary. Elliptic Operators. Cohomology of Sheaves and Bundles. Index Theory for Elliptic Operators. Some Algebraic Geometry. Infinite Dimensional Groups. Morse Theory. Instantons and Monopoles. The Elliptic Geometry of Strings. Anomalies. Conformal Quantum Field Theories. Topological Quantum Field Theories. References.
Summary: Covers elliptic differential and pseudo-differential operators, Atiyah-Singer index theory, topological quantum field theory, string theory, and knot theory. This book treats differential geometry, differential topology, and quantum field theory. It tackles problems of quantum field theory using differential topology as a tool.
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Books Books Harare Institute of Technology Main Library Harare Institute of Technology Main Library General Collection QA613.6 NAS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available BK003112

A Topological Preliminary. Elliptic Operators. Cohomology of Sheaves and Bundles. Index Theory for Elliptic Operators. Some Algebraic Geometry. Infinite Dimensional Groups. Morse Theory. Instantons and Monopoles. The Elliptic Geometry of Strings. Anomalies. Conformal Quantum Field Theories. Topological Quantum Field Theories. References.

Covers elliptic differential and pseudo-differential operators, Atiyah-Singer index theory, topological quantum field theory, string theory, and knot theory. This book treats differential geometry, differential topology, and quantum field theory. It tackles problems of quantum field theory using differential topology as a tool.

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