Explore the intriguing question of quantizable physical systems in this 55-minute lecture by Eva Miranda from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Delve into the realm of Hamiltonian geometry and discover the criteria that determine which physical systems can undergo quantization. Gain insights into the intersection of classical and quantum mechanics, and understand the mathematical foundations that underpin this fundamental aspect of modern physics. Attend this thought-provoking talk at the Fields Institute on Thursday, July 18, 2024, as part of the Hamiltonian Geometry program.
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Syllabus
Which Physical Systems Can Be Quantized?
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Fields Institute
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