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Mirror Symmetry by Cumrun Vafa, Eric Zaslow

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Mirror Symmetry
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Publisher: American Mathematical Society
ISBN/ASIN: 0821829556
ISBN-13: 9780821829554
Number of pages: 950

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The aim of the book is to provide a pedagogical introduction to the field of mirror symmetry from both a mathematical and physical perspective. After covering the relevant background material, the main part of the monograph is devoted to the proof of mirror symmetry from various viewpoints. More advanced topics are also discussed. In particular, topological strings at higher genera and the notion of holomorphic anomaly.

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