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Theory Of High Temperature Superconductivity Fundamental Theories Of Physics 1st Edition S Fujita

Name: Theory Of High Temperature Superconductivity Fundamental Theories Of Physics 1st Edition S Fujita
SKU: BELL-2003012
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

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Theory Of High Temperature Superconductivity Fundamental Theories Of Physics 1st Edition S Fujita instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.22 MB

Pages: 388

Author: S. Fujita, S. Godoy

ISBN: 9780306482168, 9781402001499, 0306482169, 1402001495

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Theory Of High Temperature Superconductivity Fundamental Theories Of Physics 1st Edition S Fujita by S. Fujita, S. Godoy 9780306482168, 9781402001499, 0306482169, 1402001495 instant download after payment.

The book describes all basic experimental facts about high temperature superconductivity of materials, with a critical temperature of 30 Kelvin and higher, and explains them microscopically starting with a Hamiltonian followed by step-by-step statistical mechanical calculations. All important theoretical formulas are derived without omitting steps and all basic questions are answered in a manner which is easy to understand. The book is therefore suitable as a textbook for a second-year graduate physics course. Many fresh, and some challenging, ideas are presented and researches in the field are invited to examine the text.