PHYSICS -GATE -2027

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Linear algebra, differential equations, complex analysis, transforms, vector calculus, and tensors form the mathematical foundation for GATE exam problem‑solving and applications.
Duration 16 Weeks
Weekly study 2 Hours / Week
Mode Online
Last Update Apr 03 2026
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Mathematical Physics

Objective

This course bridges mathematics and physics, helping learners develop analytical tools to model physical systems. It emphasizes conceptual clarity and problem-solving techniques essential for advanced studies and competitive exams.

Core Topics

  • Linear Algebra: Matrix operations, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and applications in quantum mechanics.

  • Vector Space: Basis, dimension, inner product spaces, and transformations relevant to physical theories.

  • Differential Equations: Ordinary and partial forms used in wave, heat, and field equations.

  • Tensor Analysis: Framework for relativity and continuum mechanics.

  • Complex Variables: Functions, contour integration, and physical interpretations.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand mathematical structures underlying physical laws.

  • Apply algebraic and vector methods to solve physics problems.

  • Strengthen analytical reasoning for research and competitive exams

Mathematical Physics

Course Code

MPH-101

Duration

12 Weeks (3 Months)

Mode of Learning

Hybrid — Online + Classroom Support

Instructor

Sushil Kumar Pandey, Physics Expert (18+ years of teaching experience)

Course Description

Mathematical Physics integrates advanced mathematical methods with physical concepts to develop analytical reasoning and problem-solving skills. The course builds a strong foundation for higher studies and competitive examinations through structured modules and conceptual clarity.

Modules

  1. Linear Algebra — Matrices, determinants, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors

  2. Vector Space — Basis, dimension, linear transformations

  3. Differential Equations — Ordinary and partial forms in physical systems

  4. Complex Variables — Analytic functions and contour integration

  5. Tensor Analysis — Applications in relativity and continuum mechanics

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