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This volume presents the results of many decades of research carried out by the Department of Theoretical Physics of the Belarusian State University, one of former USSR''s prominent universities, providing a “snapshot” of the research activities of the department. With contributions form leading researchers who graduated from the department and now working in well known research centers around the world, this collection of works consists of selected mini-reviews of a wide variety of research topics on modern theoretical physics. It includes information on the methods and applications used in the various different research topics.This volume will be useful for advanced graduate students and doctorates who specialize in theoretical physics as well as researchers who would like to get concise information on the methods and applications of modern theoretical physics.The proceedings have been selected for coverage in:• CC / Physical, Chemical& Earth Sciences• Index to Scientific Book Contents® (ISBC®)
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Quantum systems in all areas of physics, from atomic and molecular physics, nuclear and particle physics to condensed matter and astrophysics, provide a rich mosaic of different structures. Yet there are some simple and universal working principles of nature which seem to govern these structures and manifest themselves in various forms, as well as likely hypothetical ones which might do the same. For example, the same symmetry group structure occurs again and again in optics, atomic physics and particle physics. Concepts like potential, phases, bound states, tunneling, interference, solitons, radiation and resonance are universal.It is for those reasons that a collection of recent works in the many areas of physics on quantum structures and the methods for their investigation is important. The present volume fulfills this task to a large extent. The contributions are wide-ranging and yet there is a certain continuity. The main topics, namely non-perturbative methods in quantum theory, quantum nonlinear systems, quantum phases and magnetic monopoles, are covered by longer review articles and are enriched by many related contributions. It is also very appropriate that the corresponding mathematical methods, such as those for solving Schrödinger and relativistic wave equations, as well as those of algebra and group representations and analysis, are included in this volume.