Based on an established course, this textbook on advanced quantum condensed matter physics covers one-body, many-body and topological perspectives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael El-Batanouny is a Professor of Physics at Boston University. He is the author of Symmetry and Condensed Matter Physics: A computational approach (Cambridge, 2008). His research area is in surface physics, where he has an international reputation in the topics of nonlinear surface physics, surface dynamics, surface magnetism, and more recently, in topological aspects of surfaces, especially in electron-phonon related phenomena.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part I. One-Electron Theory: 1. Preliminaries 2. Electrons and band theory: formalism in the one-electron approximation 3. Electrons and band theory: methods of energy-band calculations 4. Electrons and band theory: effects of spin-orbit interactions 5. Linear response and the dielectric function 6. Phonons and lattice dynamics 7. Dimensionality, susceptibility and instabilities Part II. Topological Phases: 8. Topological aspects of condensed matter physics: a historical perspective 9. Topological preliminaries 10. Berry-ology 11. Topological aspects of insulator band structure and early discoveries 12. Dirac materials and Dirac fermions Part III. Many-Body Physics: 13. Many-body physics and second quantization 14. The interacting electron gas 15. Green functions for many-body systems and Feynman diagrams 16. Path integrals 17. Boson systems: Bose-Einstein condensation and superfluidity 18. Landau Fermi liquid theory 19. Non-Fermi liquids, the Luttinger liquid and bosonization 20. Electron-Phonon interactions 21. Microscopic theory of conventional superconductivity 22. Quantum theory of magnetism: exchange coupling mechanisms 23. Quantum theory of magnetism: magnetic insulator groundstates and spin-wave excitations 24. Quantum theory of magnetism: itinerant-electron systems and Kondo effect References Index.
Preface Part I. One-Electron Theory: 1. Preliminaries 2. Electrons and band theory: formalism in the one-electron approximation 3. Electrons and band theory: methods of energy-band calculations 4. Electrons and band theory: effects of spin-orbit interactions 5. Linear response and the dielectric function 6. Phonons and lattice dynamics 7. Dimensionality, susceptibility and instabilities Part II. Topological Phases: 8. Topological aspects of condensed matter physics: a historical perspective 9. Topological preliminaries 10. Berry-ology 11. Topological aspects of insulator band structure and early discoveries 12. Dirac materials and Dirac fermions Part III. Many-Body Physics: 13. Many-body physics and second quantization 14. The interacting electron gas 15. Green functions for many-body systems and Feynman diagrams 16. Path integrals 17. Boson systems: Bose-Einstein condensation and superfluidity 18. Landau Fermi liquid theory 19. Non-Fermi liquids, the Luttinger liquid and bosonization 20. Electron-Phonon interactions 21. Microscopic theory of conventional superconductivity 22. Quantum theory of magnetism: exchange coupling mechanisms 23. Quantum theory of magnetism: magnetic insulator groundstates and spin-wave excitations 24. Quantum theory of magnetism: itinerant-electron systems and Kondo effect References Index.
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