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Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on mathsmathematics, not physics, or?

Or is there no such single book because mathematical physics is really a general name to cover mathfor essentially disparate mathematical subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, Hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?

Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on maths, not physics, or is mathematical physics a general name to cover math subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, Hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?

Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on mathematics, not physics?

Or is there no such single book because mathematical physics is really a general name for essentially disparate mathematical subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, Hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc.?

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Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on maths, not physics, or is mathematical physics a general name to cover math subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, hamiltonianHamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?

Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on maths, not physics, or is mathematical physics a general name to cover math subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?

Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on maths, not physics, or is mathematical physics a general name to cover math subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, Hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?

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Is there any good book about mathematical physics?

Is there any book that generally introduces/talks about mathematical physics as a whole and that emphasizes on maths, not physics, or is mathematical physics a general name to cover math subjects that cover quantum mechanics, relativity, hamiltonian systems, dynamical systems etc. ?

What is the difference between mathematical physics and theoretical physics? Are they actually the same thing?