AbstractThe theory of wave turbulence is the statistical theory of interacting waves, or the wave analog of Boltzmann's kinetic theory. It started in the works of Peierls in the 1920s, and has had substantial developments in the 20th century, with significant applications in science. The mathematical study of this subject started with the early works of Spohn and Erdös-Yau et al. on linear mode...
AbstractEach configuration in a quantum field theory corresponds to a map from a space X of functions or bundles with sections to the space of complex numbers. These maps are called Schrodinger wave functionals. They generalize wave functions in quantum mechanics, which are maps from a finite-dimensional manifold to the complex numbers. We review the main properties of wave functions and wave f...