Collective effects in condensed matter physics
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The aim of this book is to become familiar with methods for a theoretical description of quantum macrosystems and to explain their behavior, at least on a qualitative level. It consists of five chapters: Electrons and holes in metals and semiconductors; Crystal lattice vibrations; Superconductivity; Quantum coherent optics: interaction of radiation with matter; Dislocations and Martensitic transitions.
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