Diagrammatics lectures on selected problems in condensed matter theory.

The introduction of quantum field theory methods has led to a kind of “revolution” in condensed matter theory. This resulted in the increased importance of Feynman diagrams or diagram technique. It has now become imperative for professionals in condensed matter theory to have a thorough knowledge of...

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Main Author Sadovskii, Michael V.
Format eBook Book
LanguageEnglish
Published Singapore World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd 2006
World Scientific
World Scientific Publishing Company
WORLD SCIENTIFIC
World Scientific Publishing
Subjects
Condensed matter
Feynman diagrams
Quantum field theory
SCIENCE
Green's Functions
Low-Dimensional Systems
Electron Interactions
Electronic Instabilities
Anderson Localization
Peierls Transition
Superconductivity
Disordered Systems
Pseudogaps
Feynman Diagrams
Fermi-Liquid
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Summary:The introduction of quantum field theory methods has led to a kind of “revolution” in condensed matter theory. This resulted in the increased importance of Feynman diagrams or diagram technique. It has now become imperative for professionals in condensed matter theory to have a thorough knowledge of this method. There are many good books that cover the general aspects of diagrammatic methods. At the same time, there has been a rising need for books that describe calculations and methodical “know how” of specific problems for beginners in graduate and postgraduate courses. This unique collection of lectures addresses this need. The aim of these lectures is to demonstrate the application of the diagram technique to different problems of condensed matter theory. Some of these problems are not “finally” solved. But the development of results from any section of this book may serve as a starting point for a serious theoretical study.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references
ISBN:9812566392
9789812566393
981277436X
9789812774361
DOI:10.1142/6011