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The following pages link to The renormalization group: A perturbation method for the graduate curriculum (Q2902840):
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- Convergent scattering series solution of the inhomogeneous Helmholtz equation via renormalization group and homotopy continuation approaches (Q778311) (← links)
- An alternative approach to Michaelis-Menten kinetics that is based on the renormalization group (Q1642113) (← links)
- Singular perturbed renormalization group theory and its application to highly oscillatory problems (Q1671118) (← links)
- Renormalization group and fractional calculus methods in a complex world: a review (Q2020222) (← links)
- The development of renormalization group methods for particle physics: formal analogies between classical statistical mechanics and quantum field theory (Q2055918) (← links)
- Renormalization group approach to boundary layer problems (Q2207318) (← links)
- An open problem on the optimality of an asymptotic solution to Duffing's nonlinear oscillation problem (Q2300335) (← links)
- New trends and perspectives in nonlinear intracellular dynamics: one century from Michaelis-Menten paper (Q2629039) (← links)
- Renormalization group method for singular perturbation initial value problems with delays (Q2684835) (← links)
- Applications of renormalization group methods in mathematical sciences. Proceedings of a symposium held at the Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, July 21--23, 1999 (Q2710166) (← links)
- The renormalization-group peculiarities of Griffiths and Pearce: What have we learned? (Q2754403) (← links)
- Profits and pitfalls of timescales in asymptotics (Q2808250) (← links)
- Renormalization group theory the epsilon expansion, and Ken Wilson as I knew him (Q2818441) (← links)
- Amplitude modulation for the Swift-Hohenberg and Kuramoto-Sivashinski equations (Q2939248) (← links)
- New applications of the renormalization group method in physics: a brief introduction (Q3104791) (← links)
- Backward Error Analysis for Perturbation Methods (Q3296310) (← links)
- Examples Illustrating the Use of Renormalization Techniques for Singularly Perturbed Differential Equations (Q3393021) (← links)
- On the straightforward perturbation theory in classical mechanics (Q4684652) (← links)
- Variation of Parameters and the Renormalization Group Method (Q4982250) (← links)
- Singularly Perturbed Renormalization Group Method and Its Significance in Dynamical Systems Theory (Q5095700) (← links)
- A remark on renormalization group theoretical perturbation in a class of ordinary differential equations (Q6132775) (← links)
