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These notes grew out of a lecture course on mathematical methods of classical physics for students of mathematics and mathematical physics at the master's level. Mathematical methods for physics and engineering by Riley, Hobson & Bence covers practically all of the material in this course and – most importantly – offers plenty of exercises. The following is a set of notes to be read in conjunction with the lectures delivered to the 2nd, 3rd and ... expanding experience of digesting mathematical concepts through the contemplation of the lecture notes ... Methods of Mathematical Physics, Cambridge University Press.

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