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Introduction To Topological Defects And Solitons In Liquid Crystals Magnets And Related Materials 1st Edition Jonathan V Selinger

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Introduction To Topological Defects And Solitons In Liquid Crystals Magnets And Related Materials 1st Edition Jonathan V Selinger
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Publisher: Springer Nature
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.34 MB
Pages: 216
Author: Jonathan V. Selinger
ISBN: 9783031702006, 9783031701993, 303170200X, 3031701992
Language: English
Year: 2024
Edition: 1
Volume: 1032

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Introduction To Topological Defects And Solitons In Liquid Crystals Magnets And Related Materials 1st Edition Jonathan V Selinger by Jonathan V. Selinger 9783031702006, 9783031701993, 303170200X, 3031701992 instant download after payment.

This textbook introduces topological defects and solitons at a level suitable for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students in physics and materials science. It avoids the formal mathematics of topology, and instead concentrates on the physical properties of these topological structures.

The first half of the book concentrates on fundamental principles of defects and solitons, and illustrates these principles with a single example—the xy model for 2D magnetic order. It begins by defining the concept of a winding number, and uses this concept to describe the topology of defects (vortices or disclinations) and solitons (domain walls), carefully identifying the similarities and differences between these two types of topological structures. It then goes on to discuss physical properties of defects and solitons, including free energy, dynamics, statistical mechanics, and coupling with curvature. It shows how these concepts emerge from a theory with variable magnitude of order, and hence how topology can be viewed as an approximation to physics.

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