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  • Venkatesan, K. (2010-08-16)
    The monthly Reports on Recent Experimental Data issued monthly during the year 1966, is collected in the present Report. The year saw the rise and fall of the Hypothesis of C-Noninvariance in electromagnetic interactions. ...
  • Vaidya, P.C. (2010-08-16)
    This report is based on the series of 10 lectures given by the visiting scientist Pr.P.C. Vaidya, for which the Notes prepared by A.R. Prasanna. Gravitational phenomenon by means of Newton's law of Universal Gravitation ...
  • Kannappan, Pl. (2010-08-13)
    The main aim of these lectures was to give a brief survey of the theory of functional equations. More concentration was made on Cauchy's Functional Equations. It's generalizations, related equations, Pexider and Jensen ...
  • Rzewuski, J. (2010-08-09)
    Collision processes between elementary particles are mathematically described by functions depending on several points of space-time, or of the momentum space. Those, so called n-point functions or rather the generating ...
  • Meyer, Ph. (2010-08-03)
    This Report comprises of notes on 11 lectures about 'Weak Interactions' given by the Author, and the notes taken by T.S. Santhanam. These lectures discuss various aspects of theory of weak interactions. The basic assumption ...
  • Hayman, W. K. (2010-07-26)
    These lectures were delivered by the author, W.K. Hayman, F.R.S., Professor of Mathematics from Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, and Notes by Dr. K.R. Unni. These lectures deal with about fourteen ...
  • Ruegg, H. (2010-07-23)
    These notes are intended to be an informal report of the lectures given at Matscience in December 1965. The author recognizes that they are biased and apologises to all authors who have not been duly quoted. Free use was ...
  • Rosenfeld, L. (2010-07-15)
    These lectures were delivered by Niels Bohr Visiting Professor, L.Rosenfeld from NORDITA, Copenhagen, Denmark during 1964. The introduction chapter defines about Resonances, and Theory of Nuclear Interactions. It is of ...
  • Unni, K.R. (2010-07-01)
    Almost 48 Definitions, and 34 Theorems are stated in these lectures about 'Normed linear Spaces' and 'Hilbert Spaces'. Proof of the Theorems are given and sometimes with appropriate exercises. Corollaries, Lemmas and ...
  • Venkatesan, K. (2010-07-01)
    The present Report Comprises the set of reports on Recent Experimental Data issued every month during the year 1965. The most significant event of the year was the discovery of the antideuteron by Ledermann and his group ...
  • Narlikar, J. V. (2010-06-29)
    Notes were prepared by Dr. R. Vasudevan. It comprises of two parts. Part I deals with the concepts - Electromagnetic Field, Principle of Equivalence, The Curvature Tensor, Einstein's Equations, Experimental verification, ...
  • Gourdin, M. (2010-06-28)
    These lectures were given the CSIR Visitor, Professor M. Gourdin, Universite De Paris, France. It is consisting of 6 chapters discussing about 'Lie groups and Lie Algebras', 'Lie Groups of Transformations', 'Topological ...
  • Fujii, A. (2010-06-28)
    These lectures were delivered by the Visiting Scientist A. Fujii, a CSIR Visitor, from Department of Physics, School of Science and Technology, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan. Notes prepared by T.S. Santhanam, Matscience. ...
  • Venkatesan, K. (2010-06-25)
    This Report is a collection of the Reports on Recent Experimental Data issued monthly during the year 1964. The most important experiments reported here are the Violation of Cp invariance in (K2)^0 decays and the discovery ...
  • Symanzik, K. (2010-06-23)
    These lectures were given by Professor K. Symanzik, Visiting Professor from Graduate School of Arts and Science, New York University, and for which the notes were prepared by K. Venkatesan and T.K. Radha. QED(Quantum ...
  • Jerzy Luckierski (2010-06-21)
    This Report consists of two parts; In Part I - Classical theory the author gives the essentials of the theory of non-abelian vector gauge fields. For studying the gauge variance of the theory, the method of functional ...
  • Sudarshan, E.C.G. (2010-06-21)
    These lectures were given by the author, visiting from University of Rochester, U.S.A., notes prepared by T.S. Santhanam. This Report spans with 8 lectures, Starting with an introductory Lecture, discusses mainly of 'Charge ...
  • Zumino, B. (2010-06-17)
    These lectures given by Professor B. Zumino, Chairman, Department of Physics, New York University, while visited The Institute as Visiting Professor, for which the notes were prepared by N.R. Ranganathan, K. Venkatesan and ...
  • Bharucha-Reid, A.T. (2010-06-15)
    The purpose of this report is to present a survey of the theory of Random Equations. It is somewhat a revised version of the paper entitled "On the theory of Random equations" by the author, in the American Mathematical ...
  • Pooja Singla (The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, 2010)
    The irreducible complex representations and conjugacy classes of general linear groups over principal ideal local rings of length two with a fixed finite residue field is studied in this thesis. A canonical correspondence ...