Uhlenbeck Compactness (EMS Series of Lectures in Mathematics)
Katrin Wehrheim
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Uhlenbeck Compactness (EMS Series of Lectures in Mathematics)
Published
December 2003
Publisher
European Mathematical Society
Pages
250
ISBN-13
9783037190043
ISBN-10
3037190043
Description
This book gives a detailed account of the analytic foundations of gauge theory -- Uhlenbeck's compactness theorems for general connections and for Yang-Mills connections. It intends to guide graduate students into the analysis of Yang-Mills theory as well as to serve as a reference for researchers in the field. The book is largely self-contained. It contains a number of appendices including Sobolev spaces of maps between manifolds) and the inhomogenous Neumann problem. The two main parts contain the full proofs of Uhlenbeck's weak and strong compactness theorems on closed manifolds as well as their generalizations to manifolds with boundary and noncompact manifolds. These parts include a number of useful analytic tools such as general patching constructions and local slice theorems.
Structure of Compact Groups
Introduction to the representation theory of compact and locally compact groups
FOURIER ANALYSIS ON GROUPS
Introduction to topological groups
Dualität lokalkompakter Gruppen
New Directions in Locally Compact Groups
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Uhlenbeck Compactness (EMS Series of Lectures in Mathematics) was written by Katrin Wehrheim.
When was Uhlenbeck Compactness (EMS Series of Lectures in Mathematics) published?
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