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Special Functions and Their Symmetries: Postgraduate Course in Applied Analysis

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Special Functions and Their Symmetries: Postgraduate Course in Applied Analysis
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Publisher: University of Leeds

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This text presents fundamentals of special functions theory and its applications in partial differential equations of mathematical physics. The course covers topics in harmonic, classical and functional analysis, and combinatorics. It consists of the two parts: the first part gives the classic analytical approach and the second links the theory with groups of symmetries.

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