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Department of Physics
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KVL / Klausuren / MAP 1st HS: 02.11  2nd HS: 21.12  sem.br.: 01.03  begin SS: 12.04

4020205187 Integrable systems      VVZ  

VL
Tue 9-11
weekly nV or digital (0) Gaetan Borot
Wed 13-15
weekly nV or digital (0)
UE
Tue 11-13
weekly nV or digital (0) Gaetan Borot

Präsenzkurs

classroom language
DE
requirements
a basic knowledge in multilinear algebra, complex analysis
and differential geometry
structure / topics / contents
The course is an introduction to the theory of classical
and quantum integrable systems. The classical part is concerned with
constructing solutions of (systems of) non-linear PDEs ; the quantum
part is concerned with the 'explicit' diagonalization of (family of)
operators ; in both case, their 'integrability' means that there are
miracles making these seemingly complicated problems solvable. These
miracles are closely related to the existence of many (hidden)
symmetries. This applies to a variety of models that are relevant in
physics, including examples of non-linear wave propagations, spin
chains, free fermions, many-body quantum systems, ... but also relevant
in the geometry. We will see various constructions of integrable systems
from algebra and geometry and general techniques to solve them,
illustrated by important examples such that the KdV equation, the KP
hierarchy, the (classical and quantum) Calogero-Moser system, the
6-vertex model, etc. Emphasis will be put on explaining miracles.

The lectures are intended both for mathematicians and theoretically
inclined physicists.
assigned modules
P25.1.b
amount, credit points; Exam / major course assessment
4 SWS, 6 SP/ECTS (Arbeitsanteil im Modul für diese Lehrveranstaltung, nicht verbindlich)
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