List of Sardanashvily’s blog posts (in English)
New ranking: Goggle Scholar Citation
My article: "In memoriam: Dmitri Ivanenko"
Foundations of Modern Physics 12: What are gravitational singularities
57th International Mathematical Olympiad 2016. Results
Our recent article: Partially superintegrable systems on Poisson manifolds
Our recent article: Differential calculus over N-graded commutative rings
Impact Factor 2015
Highly Cited Researchers by countries - 2015
My recent article: Lecture on Gauge Gravitation Theory. Gravity as a Higgs Field
The famous article of V. Ambarzumian and D. Iwanenko in 1930
Ten years of our book "Gravitación" (in Spanish)
Foundations of Modern Physics 11: Gauge symmetries
My new book: Noether's Theorems
My recent article: Classical Higgs field
New Lepage Research Institute
Our recent article: Composite bundles in Clifford algebras. Gravitation theory. Part 1
60 Years of Gauge Gravitation Theory
5 Years of our book "Geometric Formulation of Classical and Quantum Mechanics"
Foundations of Modern Physics 10: Relativity Principle
Our new article: Deformation quantization on jet manifolds
10 Years of our book "Geometric and Algebraic Topological Methods in Quantum Mechanics"
Foundations of Modern Physics 9: Gauge gravitation theory
15 Years of our book "Connections in Classical and Quantum Field Theory"
2016 Best Global Universities Rankings
My new article: Noether's first theorem in Hamiltonian mechanics
My philosophical selfie: "Modesty ..."
Who’s who among universities in 2015/16 by THE World University Rankings
20 Years of my book "Generalized Hamiltonian Formalism for Field Theory"
Who is who among universities by QS World University Rankings 2015/16
20th International Summer School on Global Analysis and its Applications
My new article: Inequivalent Vacuum States in Algebraic Quantum Theory
My new article: Higher-stage Noether identities and second Noether theorems
Impact Factor 2014 of journals in Mathematical Physics
Polysymplectic Hamiltonian field theory
Conference "Geometry of Jets and Fields"
My new "Handbook of Integrable Hamiltonian Systems"
Abstract: Noether theorems in a general setting
Foundations of Modern Physics 8: Relativistic mechanics
World Reputation Rankings 2015 results
My 23 main mathematical theorems
Physicists in favor of and against the atomic bombing of Japan
New book: Introduction to Global Variational Geometry
Special issue of TMP on the 75th birthday of Andrei Slavnov
History of the Universe
Do gravitational waves exist?
The Milky Way map
Recent book on the history of atomic and nuclear physics
Special issue of TMP on the 80th birthday of Ludvig Faddeev
New article: Classical Higgs fields
Photo: We are scientists
Noether theorems in a general setting
Foundations of Modern Physics 7: Non-relativistic time-dependent mechanics
Who is who among universities in 2014-15 by THE World University Rankings
SUSY gauge theory on graded manifolds
Who is who among universities in 2014
Foundations of modern physics 6: Lagrangian formalism
Archaic human tree
What academic social networks are most popular?
Obituary Prof. Giovanni Giachetta, my colleague and co-author
Impact Factor 2013 of Journals in Mathematical Physics
Foundations of modern physics 5: Supergeometry
Everything on international mathematical Olympiads
It seems that gravitational waves do not exist
Highly cited researchers 2014 by countries
Scientific Biography (#)
My conjecture: gravity is not quantized in general (#)
On a notion of the mathematical structure (#)
Is a metric gravitational field non-quantized? (#)
Geometry of the composite bundles (from my Scientific Biography) (#)
What is Nobel Prize in Physics 2013 for? (#)
Who is who among universities in 2013 by THE World University Rankings (#)
Dmitri Ivanenko and Lev Landau – two archival photos (#)
Who is who among universities in 2013 (#)
Sardanashvily Internet addresses (#)
My lectures on supergeometry (#)
Is supersymmetry illusive? (#)
Solvey Conference 1927: They created contemporary physics (#)
Who is who in modern cosmology theory (#)
How we are small in the Universe (#)
Impact Factor 2012 of Journals in mathematical physics (#)
“Albert Einstein” of Vadim Sidur (#)
My review: “Geometric formulation of non-autonomous mechanics” (#)
Quantum field theory: functional integrals as a true measure (from my
Scientific Biography) (#)
Against the Impact Factor (#)
Experiments 2013 look promising … (#)
What is Gauge Gravitation Theory about? (#)
Introduction to my book “Advanced Differential Geometry for
Theoreticians” (#)
30 Years of “The Gauge Treatment of Gravity”
What is a classical Higgs field? (#)
Lectures on integrable Hamiltonian systems (#)
My articles in WikipediA (#)
Fibre bundle formulation of time-dependent mechanics (#)
Graded Lagrangian formalism (#)
New Managing Editor of IJGMMP (#)
Any theory is either incomplete or contradictory (#)
Ambarzumyan, Ivanenko and the Sturm – Liouville inverse problem (#)
My favourite painting in the structuralism style (#)
Jet manifold formalism (from my Scientific Biography) (#)
D.Ivanenko’s proton-neutron model of atomic nuclei of 1932 (#)
My review: “Axiomatic quantum field theory” (#)
Different citation indices (#)
My review “Axiomatic classical (prequantum) field theory” (#)
Victor Ambartsumian and Dmitri Ivanenko in history of Quantum Field
Theory (#)
My Scientific Biography (#)
Humanity will never leave the Solar system (#)
Introduction to my book “Lectures on Differential Geometry of Modules
and Rings”
Infinite-dimensional differential geometry (#)
My new book on differential geometry of modules and rings (#)
Why to gauge gravity? (#)
Discrete space-time (from my Scientific Biography) (#)
What is a mathematical structure? (#)
The Higgs boson or the Higgs vacuum? (#)
Impact Factor 2011 of Journals in Mathematical Physics (#)
Dmitri Ivanenko’s archive: Nobel Laureates Letters (#)
My book: Generalized Hamiltonian Formalism for Field Theory 2012/06/
Our book in Spanish: D.Ivanenko, G.Sardanashvili, Gravitación 2012/06/
Nobel laureates inscriptions on the walls of Ivanenko's office in Moscow
State University 2012/06/
My lectures on mathematical physics 2012/05/
Lagrangian BRST theory (from my Scientific biografy) 2012/05/
Classical mechanics and field theory admit comprehensive geometric
formulation 2012/05/
My Library: Completely integrable and superintegrable Hamiltonian
systems with noncompact invariant submanifolds 2012/04/
Lagrangian dynamics of higher-dimensional submanifolds 2012/04/
A problem of an inertial reference frame in classical mechanics 2012/04/
My Library: General Noether theorems 2012/04/
On a gauge model of the fifth force 2012/04/
My Library: Jet Manifold Formalism 2012/03/
Freedom is an immanent property of living nature 2012/03/
Review on our book "Geometric and Algebraic Topological Methods in
Quantum Mechanics" in Mathematical Reviews 2012/03/
An energy-momentum is not uniquely deffned 2012/03/
My Library: Time-dependent mechanics 2012/02/
Review on our book "Advanced Classical Field Theory" in
Mathematical Reviews 2012/02/
My Library: Advanced Classical Field Theory 2012/02/
My Library: Gauge gravitation theory 2012/02/
Is a momentum space of quantum fields Euclidean? 2012/01/
Hierarchy of Noether identities (from my Scientific Biography) 2012/01/
Can contemporary mathematics describe quantum physics? 2012/01/
Why only electromagnetic and gravitational interactions are in classical
physics? 2012/01/
“Antropomorphic” mathematics and the crisis of science 2011/12/
What is a reference frame in field theory and mechanics 2011/12/
Why a classical system admits different non-equivalent quantization 2011/12/
Five fundamental problems of contemporary physics 2011/11/
Integrable Hamiltonian systems: generalization to a case of non-compact
invariant submanifolds (from my Scientific Biography) 2011/11/
On a mathematical hypothesis of quantum space-time 2011/11/
Review on our book “Geometric Formulation of Classical and Quantum
mechanics” in Mathematical Reviews 2011/11/
II. How we developed gauge gravitation theory (from my Scientific
Biography) 2011/11/
I. How we developed gauge gravitation theory (from my Scientific Biography) 2011/11/
On a mathematical hypothesis of the quark confinement 2011/10/
The prespinor model (from my Scientific Biography 2011/10/
Who is who among Universities in 2011 2011/10/
My Scientific Biography: Student period 2011/10/
Illusion of matter 2011/10/
On the strangeness of relativistic mechanics 2011/09/
”Quantum” causality of ancient Greeks 2011/09/
Why a citation list for a theoretician? 2011/09/
What are classical Higgs fields? 2011/09/
The generalized Serre – Swan theorem is a cornerstone of classical field
theory 2011/08/
Metric gravity as a non-quantized Higgs field 2011/08/
What are gauge symmetries? 2011/08/
Why connections in classical field theory? 2011/08/
Geometry in quantum theory IV: Modern geometries 2011/07/
Geometry in quantum theory III: Differential geometry of modules and
rings 2011/07/
Does Impact Factor show anything? 2011/07/
Geometry in quantum theory II: Infinite-dimensional fiber bundles 2011/07/
Geometry in quantum theory I: Why familiar differential geometry
contributes to quantum theory 2011/07/
Problems of gravitation theory: What is a criterion of gravitational
singularities? 2011/06/
On geometric formulation of mechanics 2011/06/
Why connections in field theory 2011/06/
What are general covariant transformations? 2011/06/
What is classical field theory really about? 2011/05/
Non-commutative geometry meets a serious problem 2011/05/
What is meant by supergeometry 2011/05/
Quantum field theory: Functional integrals are not true integrals? 2011/05/
What is a discrete space-time? 2011/05/
What is true Equivalence principle? 2011/04/
On relativistic mechanics in a very general setting 2011/04/
Mechanics as particular classical field theory 2011/04/
What is a fundamental science? 2011/04/
Well-known mathematics that theoreticians do not know 2011/04/
What is true Hamiltonian field theory? 2011/04/
Classical field theory is complete: the strict geometric formulation 2011/03/
My teacher Dmitri Ivanenko, a great theoretician of XX century 2011/03/
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