Tag Mathematical Physics
The study of quantum mechanics often finds its complexity tempered by the elegance and functionality of mathematical frameworks. One such framework is the Gorini-Kossakowski-Sudarshan-Lindblad (GKSL) equation, an essential tool in describing quantum dynamical semigroups (QDS). In this article, we delve… Continue Reading →
The concept of derivatives is foundational in mathematics and physics, shaping our understanding of change and dynamics. However, the emergence of concepts such as the dual conformable derivative has expanded this understanding, providing deeper insights and new applications in various… Continue Reading →
Exploring the vast realm of mathematics often leads us to uncover hidden connections and remarkable properties of seemingly complex concepts. In this article, we delve into a research paper published by Andrea Giusti and Francesco Mainardi, which sheds light on… Continue Reading →
Unraveling the Mystery of Pseudospherical Functions on a Hyperboloid Mathematics is a vast and intricate field, sometimes making it difficult for the general audience to comprehend complex ideas. However, there are brilliant minds out there dedicated to making such dense… Continue Reading →