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Harmonic Oscillators and Two-by-two Matrices in Symmetry Problems in Physics

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Harmonic Oscillators and Two-by-two Matrices in Symmetry Problems in Physics
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Publisher: MDPI AG
ISBN-13: 9783038425014
Number of pages: 370

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With a degree of exaggeration, modern physics is the physics of harmonic oscillators and two-by-two matrices. Indeed, they constitute the basic language for the symmetry problems in physics, and thus the main theme of this journal. This book could serve to illustrate the important aspect of symmetry problems in physics.

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