Henrik Bruus ,Karsten Flensberg <br/><br/>
Many-Body Quantum Theory in Condensed Matter Physics  An Introduction 
Henrik Bruus ,Karsten Flensberg 
 - NewYork  Oxford  2004 
 - 437p 
<br/><br/> 1:First and second quantization<br/>2:The electron gas<br/>3:Phonons: coupling to electrons<br/>4:Mean field theory<br/>5:Time evolution pictures<br/>6:Linear response theory<br/>7:Transport in mesoscopic systems<br/>8:Green's functions<br/>9:Equation of motion theory<br/>10:Transport in interacting mesoscopic systems<br/>11:Imaginary time Green's functions<br/>12:Feynman diagrams and external potentials<br/>13:Feynman diagrams and pair interactions<br/>14:The interacting electron gas<br/>15:Fermi liquid theory<br/>16:Impurity scattering and conductivity<br/>17:Green's functions and phonons<br/>18:Superconductivity<br/>19:1D electron gases and Luttinger liquids 
<br/><br/> Basic introduction focused on modern applications<br/>Teaches condensed matter physics from the modern many-body quantum theory point of view<br/>Provides students with skills necessary to read research papers in the field<br/>Grown out of lecture notes, including a large number of pedagogical exercises<br/>Many examples (electron systems, transport theory, etc) with sufficient detail for self-study 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780198566335 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>530.12  / BRU