# Theoretical, Mathematical and Computational Physics - Books and Journals

Theoretical physics aims to explain the phenomena of nature with the help of mathematical models. Our textbooks familiarize prospective physicists with the most important mathematical concepts and physical theories, such as quantum field theories, string theory, computer physics and, above all, relativity theory. We also keep books that make Einstein's famous theory of relativity comprehensible to everyone without higher mathematics and explain why it is so important for science and everyday life. Our research publications include the leading journal Communications in Mathematical Physics, the Springer Handbook of Spacetime and the series Theoretical and Mathematical Physics.

• ### Analytic Solutions for Flows Through Cascades

Format: eBook, Hardcover

from \$129.00

Brito, R. (et al.) (2020)

Format: eBook, Softcover

from \$59.99
• ### Statistical Mechanics of Hamiltonian Systems with Bounded Kinetic Terms

Baldovin, M. (2020)

Format: eBook, Hardcover

from \$109.00
• ### Mathematical Modeling of Emission in Small-Size Cathode

Danilov, V. (et al.) (2020)

Format: eBook, Hardcover, Softcover

from \$109.00
• ### Probability and Statistics in the Physical Sciences

Roe, B.P. (2020)

Format: eBook, Softcover

from \$54.99
• ### Inside Interesting Integrals

Nahin, P.J. (2020)

Format: eBook, Softcover

from \$44.99
• ### Methods in Statistical Mechanics

Civitarese, O. (et al.) (2020)

Format: eBook, Softcover

from \$54.99
• ### A First Course on Symmetry, Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics

Kunstatter, G. (et al.) (2020)

Format: eBook, Softcover

from \$59.99
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