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<a href="/keyword/mathematical-methods/" >mathematical methods</a> of Physics Physics 221 Savdeep Sethi September 29, 2008 1 General Information Email: sethi@uchicago.edu Phone: 4-4434 O ce: EFI 270 Website: http://theory.uchicago.edu/ sethi/Teaching/P221-F2008/classes221.html Grader: Andy Royston Location &amp; Time: KPTC 105, MWF 10:30-11:20 This course will...
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<a href="/keyword/mathematical-methods/" >mathematical methods</a> of Physics Physics 221 Savdeep Sethi September 29, 2008 1 General Information Email: sethi@uchicago.edu Phone: 4-4434 O ce: EFI 270 Website: http://theory.uchicago.edu/ sethi/Teaching/P221-F2008/classes221.html Grader: Andy Royston Location & Time: KPTC 105, MWF 10:30-11:20 This course will serve as an introduction to the <a href="/keyword/mathematical-methods/" >mathematical methods</a> used in physics. It will be aimed at sophomore physics majors who have taken Physics 143 or both Physics 133 and Math 220. The aim of the course will be to develop a strong framework for the future study of quantum mechanics, electromagnetism and advanced <a href="/keyword/classical-mechanics/" >classical mechanics</a> based primarily on <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> . There will be weekly problem sets ( 40%), a mid-term ( 25%) and a nal examination ( 35%). 2 2.1 Course Outline A tentative list of topics <a href="/keyword/mathematical-physics/" >mathematical physics</a> is a vast and fascinating subject. A partial list of topics that we will try to cover includes: <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> , ODEs, Green s functions, PDEs, Perhaps some <a href="/keyword/complex-analysis/" >complex analysis</a> , Perhaps some tensor analysis. 2.2 Some useful references The primary course text is Boas, <a href="/keyword/mathematical-methods/&qu...
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