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Dr William A Schwalm has been in the Department of Physics and Astrophysics at the University of North Dakota since 1980. His research is in condensed matter theory and application of mathematical methods to physical problems. He has taught lots of different physics courses at all levels.
Current research involves application of Lie groups to finding generating functions for the stationary states of quantum systems, and also applying them to decoupling discrete dynamical systems. Another area of active interest is in finding Green functions for certain classes of lattice problems involving electron transport, vibrations and other collective excitations.
Dr Schwalm has received two outstanding teaching awards, the University of Utah Physics Outstanding Undergraduate Instructor (1979) and the McDermott award for Excellence in Teaching, UND (1995).
"This book, written for graduate student physicists, contains all the necessary basics one needs to know about Lie theory. In particular, it provides a summary overview of the theory of finite groups, a brief description of a manifold, and an informal development of the theory of one-parameter Lie groups, especially as they apply to ordinary differential equations.
The treatment is informal, although systematic and reasonably self-contained, as it assumes a familiarity with basic physics and applied calculus but does not assume additional mathematical training. The presentation is concise, although there are some points on which it is more expansive ...
I would recommend this book to professors who want to introduce their students to Lie groups, symmetries, and their applications in theoretical physics." – Leonardo Colombo in Mathematical Reviews
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