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Moduli Of Riemann Surfaces Real Algebraic Curves And Their Superanalogs S M Natanzon

Name: Moduli Of Riemann Surfaces Real Algebraic Curves And Their Superanalogs S M Natanzon
SKU: BELL-5701618
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Moduli Of Riemann Surfaces Real Algebraic Curves And Their Superanalogs S M Natanzon instant download after payment.

Publisher: American Mathematical Society

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.07 MB

Pages: 160

Author: S. M. Natanzon

ISBN: 9780821835944, 0821835947

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Moduli Of Riemann Surfaces Real Algebraic Curves And Their Superanalogs S M Natanzon by S. M. Natanzon 9780821835944, 0821835947 instant download after payment.

The space of all Riemann surfaces (the so-called moduli space) plays an important role in algebraic geometry and its applications to quantum field theory. The present book is devoted to the study of topological properties of this space and of similar moduli spaces, such as the space of real algebraic curves, the space of mappings, and also superanalogs of all these spaces. The book can be used by researchers and graduate students working in algebraic geometry, topology, and mathematical physics.