Explore a detailed mathematical physics seminar presentation that delves into the complex topic of Lagrangian concordance and its properties, demonstrating through rigorous mathematical analysis why it does not constitute a partial order. Learn from Roman Golovko's comprehensive examination of this fundamental concept in mathematical physics, featuring detailed proofs and theoretical frameworks that challenge previous assumptions about the ordering properties of Lagrangian concordance.
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Lagrangian concordance is not a partial order (Roman Golovko)
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Prague Mathematical Physics Seminar
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