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There are many downloadable free Condensed Matter books, available in our collection of books. Which are available in the form of PDF, Online Textbooks, eBooks and lecture notes. These books cover basics, beginner, and advanced concepts and also those who looking for introduction to the same.

Condensed Matter I. Phys 631

The contents in this pdf include : Basic concepts, Lattice Vibrations: Phonons, Electrons in a Lattice, Normal Metals, Classical Transport in Electron and Phonon Systems.

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Lecture notes for the Condensed Matter Physics course

Topics covered in this lecture note are : Many electron systems, Second quantization, Interactions in the electron gas, Mean field approaches. Hartree-Fock approximation, Lattice based descriptions, Artificial quantum systems, Low dimensional systems: From the real to the Hilbert space.

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s 85Pages

Lecture Notes on Condensed Matter Physics Daniel Arovas

The topics explained in this pdf include: Broken Symmetry, Crystal Math, Deformations of Crystals, Electronic Band Structure of Crystals, Metals, Semiconductors and Insulators, Mesoscopia, Landau Fermi Liquid Theory, Linear Response of Quantum Systems, Phenomenological Theories of Superconductivity, BCS Theory of Superconductivity, Applications of BSC Theory, Magnetism, Spins, Coherent States, Path Integrals, and Applications.

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s 766Pages

Quantum Condensed Matter Physics Lecture Notes Chetan Nayak

The topics in the pdf include: Conventions, Notation, Reminders, Basic Formalism, Phonons and Second Quantization, Perturbation Theory: Interacting Phonons, Feynman Diagrams and Green Functions, Imaginary-Time Formalism Measurements and Correlation Functions, Functional Integrals, Goldstone Modes and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, Spin Systems and Magnons, Symmetries in Many-Body Theory, Critical Fluctuations and Phase Transitions, The Renormalization Group and Effective Field Theories, Fermions, Interacting Neutral Fermions: Fermi Liquid Theory, Electrons and Coulomb Interactions, Electron-Phonon Interaction, Rudiments of Conformal Field Theory, Symmetry-Breaking In Fermion Systems, Gauge Fields and Fractionalization, Localized and Extended Excitations in Dirty Systems.

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s 480Pages

Soft Condensed Matter

This note covers the following topics: introduction to soft materials, Surfactants,The van der Waals potential, Forces arising from fluctuations, Introduction to polymers, freely-jointed-chain calculation, worm-like chain model, The Langevin equation, Diffusion equation, The Dynamic light scattering (DLS), Liquid interfaces, The shape of a liquid interface and capillary forces, Lipid membranes, The Flory Huggins theory, Colloidal gels and the fractal dimension, Hydrodynamics.

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Lecture Notes on Condensed Matter Physics

These lecture notes are intended to supplement a graduate level course in condensed matter physics. Topics covered includes: Boltzmann Transport, Mesoscopia, Linear Response Theory, Response and Resonance, Magnetism.

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s 186Pages

Condensed Matter Physics I

Condensed Matter Physics is the study of materials in Solid and Liquid Phases. Topics covered includes: Crystallography, Structures, Structure Determination, The Reciprocal Lattice, Electrons, Electronic State, Approximate Models, Electron-Electron Interactions, Stability of Structures, Metals, Phonons, Harmonic Phonons, Magnetic Impurities, Itinerant Magnetism, Magnetic Neutron Scattering and Superconductivity.

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s 773Pages

Lecture Notes Condensed Matter Theory I

This note explains the following topics: Quantum Theory Of Solids, Quantum Statistic Of Idea Gases, Second Quantization, Periodic Structures And Bloch Theorem, Electron-electron Interactions, Dynamics Of Bloch Electrons.

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s 70Pages

Strongly Correlated Systems in Condensed Matter Physics

Covered topics are: Coherent States, squeezed States, Second Quantization, Bose Condensation, Superfluidity, Vortices, Finite Temperature Effects.

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