André Bach was a French general and historian renowned for his expertise on World War I. His work delves deeply into the intricacies of this conflict, examining its causes, progression, and consequences with sharp analytical insight. Bach dedicated his writing career to uncovering the nuances of wartime history, offering profound perspectives on the military strategies and human experiences shaped by the era. His legacy lies in his ability to bring past events to life, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of one of history's most pivotal periods.
These lecture notes, derived from courses at the University of Paris-Nord and the University of Bologna, introduce nonspecialists to microlocal analysis techniques in quantum physics. They cover pseudodifferential calculus and analytic microlocal analysis, featuring exercises to enhance understanding and applications to the Schrödinger operator.