Discover the Mathematics of Resolvent: Top Book Recommendations

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around finding suitable book recommendations for learning about the mathematics of the resolvent, particularly in the context of quantum mechanics. Participants express their needs for resources that provide detailed applications rather than abstract mathematical symbols.

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  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests recommendations for books on the mathematics of the resolvent.
  • Another participant suggests checking a math forum and provides a link, noting that "resolvent" can have various meanings depending on the context.
  • A participant expresses a desire to learn about the resolvent's application in quantum mechanics, stating that previous readings lacked detail.
  • A follow-up question asks for clarification on what is meant by "resolvent," specifically in relation to the complement of the spectrum.

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The discussion does not appear to reach a consensus, as participants have differing needs and interpretations regarding the term "resolvent" and its applications.

Contextual Notes

There is an indication of varying definitions and contexts for the term "resolvent," which may affect the recommendations sought by participants.

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Does anyone know a good book to learn about the mathematics of the resolvent?

thnx, the samurai.
 
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Thanks, however I want to learn about its application in quantum mechanics. The books I read so far have only poor details about it. if Ill ask mathematicians about it, Ill get symbols that I wouldn't understand ;-)
 
SamuraiJack said:
Thanks, however I want to learn about its application in quantum mechanics. The books I read so far have only poor details about it. if Ill ask mathematicians about it, Ill get symbols that I wouldn't understand ;-)

Do you mean the complement to the spectrum?? Can you tell us what you mean with resolvent?
 

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