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A Short Introduction to Classical and Quantum Integrable Systems

Small book cover: A Short Introduction to Classical and Quantum Integrable Systems

A Short Introduction to Classical and Quantum Integrable Systems
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Number of pages: 145

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An introduction to integrable systems. From the table of contents: Integrable dynamical systems; Solution by analytical methods; Infinite dimensional systems; The Jaynes-Cummings-Gaudin model; The Heisenberg spin chain; Nested Bethe Ansatz.

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