Explore the fascinating intersection of integrability and mathematical/theoretical physics in this illuminating 35-minute lecture by Didina Serban. Delve into the fundamental concepts and applications of integrable systems within the context of theoretical physics. Gain insights into how integrability contributes to our understanding of complex physical phenomena and mathematical structures. Discover the latest developments and research directions in this field, as presented by an expert in the domain. Enhance your knowledge of advanced mathematical techniques and their relevance to modern theoretical physics.
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Didina Serban - Integrability and Mathematical/Theoretical Physics [IPhT60]
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