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Categorical Physics[edit | edit source]

This is a relatively new area in mathematical and theoretical physics that is concerned with category theory applications to physics, especially non-Abelian categories and non-Abelian algebraic topology concepts and results in mathematical physics and physical mathematics. Applications range from QFT, AQFT, non-Abelian gauge theories and quantum gravity to complex systems, categorical dynamics, complex categorical dynamics, mathematical biophysics and relational biology. Other applications are related to graph theory approaches to Quantum Chemistry.

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