The results were published in 2025 on the website bookauthority.org with the title "8 books on mathematical physics that every beginner needs to succeed." BookAuthority is one of the world's leading book recommendation sites, which helps you find the most recommended publications on any subject.

The description says:

"This textbook offers a unique combination of classical foundations and modern achievements of mathematical physics, presenting methods that correspond to current research trends. It introduces you to standard topics such as partial differential equations and boundary value problems, and then moves on to more complex methods such as the Bergman kernel approach and the inverse Sturm-Liouville problems. Designed for undergraduate students, it combines accessible explanations with deeper immersion in specialized fields, making it a versatile textbook for both introductory courses and more advanced study. This approach makes it particularly suitable for beginners studying mathematical physics who require comprehensive but understandable guidance."

In addition, the BookAuthority website explains the following:

"What began as a desire to combine traditional and modern approaches led Alexey N. Karapetyants and Vladislav V. Kravchenko to create this detailed guide to mathematical physics. In it, you will find a clear introduction to classic topics such as the classification of partial differential equations and Fourier methods, as well as advanced methods such as the Bergman kernel approach and non-orthogonal series. The book carefully balances fundamental knowledge with an understanding of less common topics such as Sturm-Liouville problems and potential theory, making it a reliable source of information for students. If you are looking for a textbook that develops your knowledge from the basics to specialized methods, this book offers you a reliable path without overloading you."

Earlier, in 2024, the book was already marked by BookAuthority among the "11 best new books on mathematical physics that are worth reading in 2024" (for more information, visit the website sfedu.ru).

Also in 2025, the publication was included in the list of books on nonlinear mathematical physics and related disciplines recommended by members of the International Society for Nonlinear Mathematical Physics (more information on the website sfedu.ru ).