Teaching
Mathematical physics uses rigorous methods for describing and analyzing physical phenomena.
These pages are meant to coordinate an effort to offer more lectures on mathematical physics in Freiburg. Our goals include: teaching physicists to argue rigorously; present physics to mathematicians in a language natural to them; and in general approaching physical theories from a more modern point of view. Topics will be closely coordinated between the math and the physics institute.
Comments and suggestions for suitable topics - in particular from potentially interested
students - are highly welcome. Please contact David Gross (physics) or Katrin Wendland (mathematics).