Fysikens matematiska metoder II

This is an upper level course in mathematical methods of physics. The course consists of
30 hours of lectures. At the end of the course there will be a 5 hour exam. In addition, there will be three homeworks in which you may turn in your solution, but this is voluntary.

The main topics covered in the course include the elements of functional analysis, some bits of abstract algebra and the group theory and finally the elements of topology and differential geometry. The different examples and applications from physics will be discussed through the course. 

SPRING 2016

The course plan can be found here and the schedule can be consulted in the following link.

The following homeworks should be handed in:

The exam will be on the 22nd of March, from 9 am till 2 pm in the room Å4004. You can bring any notes and books to the exam. You are not allowed to use any electronic devices.

OLD EXAMS

  • Exam from March 2014
  • Exam from March 2013
  • Exam from March 2012
  • Exam from March 2011

OLD HOMEWORKS

USEFUL NOTES AND LINKS

  • Summary of functional analysis notes.pdf
  • The notes by Joseph Minahan from the previous years, notes.pdf
  • "Mathematical Methods in Quantum Mechanics," by
    Gerald Teschl, homepage
  • "An Elementary Introduction to Groups and Representations," by Brian C. Hall, notes
  • Michael Murray's online differential geometry course, 1996 homepage
Skriv ut