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