Titlebook: Differential Geometry and Mathematical Physics; Lectures given at th M. Cahen,M. Wilde,L. Vanhecke Book 1983 D. Reidel Publishing Company,

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Differential Geometry and Mathematical Physics978-94-009-7022-9Series ISSN 0921-3767 Series E-ISSN 2352-3905

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Contributions to Finance and Accounting. The actions the orbits of which are the leaves of a foliation form a particularly interesting family of non transitive actions. In order to classify the corresponding manifolds, one is of course obliged to limit oneself to the case of foliations of codimension 1.

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David Ben-Chaim,Yaffa Keret,Bat-Sheva Ilanyversions of these objects should be of interest too. In fact they are. In differential geometry the study of these objects is conducted in the guise of pinching theorems, in physics it is the study of soft group manifolds introduced in (7) for non-internal gauge theories.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7022-9Algebra; Lie group; Minimal surface; Theoretical physics; curvature; differential geometry; geometry; linea

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978-90-277-1508-1D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1983

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86957-9We expose here some results which are obtained by a team at the University of Dijon. This team included Jean-Claude Cortet, Georges Pinczon and myself.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56243-4Classical and relativistic mechanics can be formulated in terms of symplectic geometry; this formulation leads to a rigorous statement of the principles of statistical mechanics and of thermodynamics.

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Paola Bongini,Luc Laeven,Giovanni MajnoniLet W be ?. and E(W,λ) be the space of formal series with coefficients in C. (W). A formal bi-differential operator P. is a bilinear map . with . where . is a usual bi-differential operator.

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Teresa Chirkowska-Smolak,Marek SmolakThis talk is a presentation of Part III of (2) which is joint work with H.B. Lawson and to which we refer for any detail. It can be thought of as an illustration of the lecture by J. Eells (this volume).