By Nirmala Prakash
Providing the fundamentals of arithmetic which are wanted for studying the physics of this present day, this publication describes in short the theories of teams and operators, finite- and infinite-dimensional algebras, options of symmetry and supersymmetry. It then delineates their family members to theories of relativity and black holes, classical and quantum physics, electroweak fields and Yang-Mills. It concludes with a bankruptcy on (the advanced idea of) strings and superstrings and their hyperlink to black holes - an idea that fascinates either the physicist and the mathematician.
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