Explore the intricate world of integrable hierarchies in this 45-minute lecture by Professor Takashi Takebe, a renowned researcher in mathematical physics and integrable systems. Delve into the mathematical foundations and applications of integrable hierarchies as presented by the former professor from the National Research University Higher School of Economics in Moscow, now a professor at the Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Applications (BIMSA). Gain insights into the complex interplay between mathematics and physics, and discover how integrable systems contribute to our understanding of various phenomena in nature and science.
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Takashi Takebe: Mathematics around integrable hierarchies
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BIMSA
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