1999/09/01 by Andreas Knauf · 32 citations
Mathematics · Physics and Astronomy · #advanced mathematical theories #Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications #Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals #Statistical mechanics #Riemann zeta function #Riemann hypothesis #Mathematics #Modular design #Motion (physics) #Dynamical systems theory #Classical mechanics #Domain (mathematical analysis) #Geometric mechanics #Statistical physics #Calculus (dental) #Mathematical physics #Theoretical physics #Quantum statistical mechanics #Algebra over a field #Physics #Analytical mechanics #Mathematical analysis #Pure mathematics #Quantum mechanics #Computer science
paper · doi:10.1142/s0129055x99000325
published in Reviews in Mathematical Physics 11(08), 1027-1060 (World Scientific)
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In these lecture notes connections between the Riemann zeta function, motion in the modular domain and systems of statistical mechanics are presented.