The discussion revolves around Adam Marsh's book "Mathematics for Physics," focusing on its content, particularly the relevance of geometry and topology in physics. Participants explore the implications of the book's title, the necessity of algebraic topology in physics, and seek examples of its applications.
Participants generally disagree on the appropriateness of the book's title and the relevance of algebraic topology in physics. Multiple competing views remain regarding the necessity and application of algebraic topology in various physical theories.
Some participants note the limitations in the discussion, such as the lack of specific examples from the book and the need for more detailed exploration of the applications of algebraic topology in physics.
Readers interested in the intersection of mathematics and physics, particularly those exploring the role of topology and geometry in physical theories, may find this discussion relevant.
in 2023MathematicalPhysicist said:
ah yes...Too much work of grading students' work.drmalawi said:
Though the author can postpone the publication to 2030...MathematicalPhysicist said:ah yes...Too much work of grading students' work.
MathematicalPhysicist said:Though the author can postpone the publication to 2030...
It looks like he postponed it again to 2027...malawi_glenn said:
