Physics Contributions to Mathematical Developments

Dear Colleague,

The purpose of this Special Issue is to contribute to the rich history of the active role played by physics in the development of new techniques that contribute to advances in pure and applied mathematics. Submissions on these topics are welcome. In particular, we expect the contribution of a chapter reviewing the rich history in the field, e.g., developments in statistical mechanics, electromagnetism and/or universal gravitational theory that have contributed to further developments in the ever-growing field of mathematics. Also welcome are new developments in field theory, solutions to nonlinear differential equations, and matrix and number theory related intimately to the field of physics. This chapter extension is expected to contain 30 to 50 pages, possibly including a glossary, as well as an introduction and clearly defined sections.

Prof. Dr. Daniel Benjamin Berdichevsky
Guest Editor

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• dynamical systems, as observed in classical and quantum mechanics
• thermodynamics and ergodic theory
• non-linear differential solutions and their boundary conditions
• geometrical, vector, and tensor invariants and others
• probabilities and number theory applied to many body systems
• continuous and noncontinuous multidimensional structures