· 2018
Elementary Excitations In Solids
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- 2018year
Short summary
Solids can be understood as systems of interacting particles that behave as nearly independent elementary excitations under certain conditions.
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Key points
- Solids can be modeled as systems of interacting particles.
- Under specific conditions, these systems behave as collections of nearly independent elementary excitations.
- The text emphasizes simple metals, excluding complex ones like transition metals and rare earths.
- Experimental data is frequently referenced to support theoretical concepts.
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Abstract
This text continues to fill the need to communicate the present view of a solid as a system of interacting particles which, under suitable circumstances, behaves like a collection of nearly independent elementary excitations. In addition to introducing basic concepts, the author frequently refers to experimental data. Usually, both the basic theory and the applications discussed deal with the behavior of '`'simple' metals, rather than the '`'complicated' metals, such as the transition metals and the rare earths. Problems have been included for most of the chapters.
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