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Mathematical methods in classical mechanics, classical and quantum field theory, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, condensed matter, nuclear and atomic physics.
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What is a symplectic form intuitively?
To elaborate on a comment of Steve Huntsman: the symplectic form turns a form $d H$ into a flow $X_H$ with a number of properties, but other types of forms can do a similar job. Indeed, there are a n …
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Is symplectic reduction interesting from a physical point of view?
Inviscid fluid mechanics is one example of a physical system where symplectic reduction actually tells you a great deal, which would be very hard to obtain by other means.
The unreduced configuration …
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