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 <content>This is a contributed topic on the mathematical structures associated with physical theories. Hopefully, this topic will be of interest to both physicists and mathematicians (as well as logicians and philosopy of science researchers). 

\section{Mathematical and Logical Foundations of Physics}
\subsection{Physical Theories}
\begin{itemize}
\item Classical, or Newtonian Mechanics
\item Classical Molecular Dynamics
\item Classical Thermodynamics and Statistics
\item Classical Electromagnetism: Maxwell's theory and Maxwell's Equations
\item Optics and Spectroscopic Theories
\item General and Special Relativity
\item Quantum Mechanics
\item Quantum Field Theories
\item Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
\item Axiomatic Quantum Field Theories
\item Local Quantum Physics theories
\item Statistical Quantum Mechanics
\item Standard Model (SUSY)
\item Electroweak Theory
\item Quantum Chromodynamics
\item Quantum Gravity theories
\item Springs and Branes theories
\item Astrophysics theories 
\item Chaotic Dynamics and Complex Systems theories
\item XYZ
\end{itemize}

\subsection{Mathematical structures and fields underlying physical theories}
\begin{itemize}
\item Calculus and Analytical Geometry 
\item Vector Calculus
\item Functional Analysis
\item Differential Geometry
\item Algebra, Matrices and Tensors
\item Category Theory 
\item Algebraic Topology and Non-Abelian Algebraic Theory
\item Noncommutative Geometry
\item Algebraic Geometry
\item Harmonic and Anharmonic Analysis
\item Numerical Analysis
\item Statistics and Probability Theories
\item Model Theory
\item Superstructures: supergroups, superalgebras, algebraic supervarieties, 
super-categories
\item XYZ
\end{itemize}

\subsection{Logical structure of physical theories}

\begin{itemize}
\item Axiomatics and Physical Postulates
\item Quantum Logics
\item Automata theory and Boolean logic designs
\item Quantum Automata and Quantum Computers
\item Many-valued Logic Algebra
\end{itemize}</content>
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