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Riemann and theoretical physics

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Several mathematical disciplines such as differential geometry, topology and Riemann geometry on which Riemann left his mark have a major impact on physics today. This article describes some of these contributions of Riemann to physics.

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  1. Raman Research Institute, 560080, Bangalore, India

    Joseph Samuel

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Samuel, J. Riemann and theoretical physics. Reson 11, 56–60 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02834474

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