Mathematical Physics is a course designed to bridge the gap between advanced mathematics and theoretical physics, focusing on the mathematical tools and methods used to formulate and solve problems in physics. This course typically covers a range of topics that are fundamental to both disciplines, providing students with the necessary background to tackle complex physical phenomena using rigorous mathematical frameworks.

The course emphasizes not only the understanding of these mathematical methods but also their direct application to physical problems, making it indispensable for students aiming to pursue careers in theoretical physics, applied mathematics, or related fields. Through this course, students develop the ability to approach and solve complex problems that arise in the natural sciences using a robust mathematical foundation.