A career in theoretical physics
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A career in theoretical physics
（World Scientific series in 20th century physics, v. 7）
World Scientific, c1994
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references
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Theoretical physicist and Nobel Laureate Philip Anderson has been described as one of the most imaginative of condensed matter physicists working today. His achievements have not merely constituted significant discoveries in their own right, but have also frequently set the agenda for the work of others. His pioneering contributions include the Anderson model of magnetic impurities and the concept of localisation, both of which were mentioned in his Nobel Prize citation. He also worked on the study of spin glasses, the fluctuating valence problem and superexchange. He predicted the existence of superfluidity in He-3 and provided a microscopic explanation, and was involved in the discovery of the Josephson effect. The understanding of topics as diverse as the Higgs mechanism, pulsar glitches, high Tc superconductivity, flux creep and flow in superconducting magnets and the solution of the Kondo problem has benefited from his contributions.This volume contains a discriminating selection of the many topics on which Philip Anderson has worked. Some of the papers included are now hard to find elsewhere, and each has been embellished with commentary on how they came to be written. Anderson has also provided an entertaining introduction setting out his philosophy of what is important in science.
目次
- Theory of Dirty Superconductors
- Plasmons, Gauge Invariance and Mass
- Considerations on the Flow of Superfluid Helium
- Kondo Effect I - IV
- The Fermi Glass: Theory and Experiment
- Many-Body Effects at Surfaces
- Disorder: A Frontier of Theoretical Physics
- Measurement in Quantum Theory and the Problem of Complex Systems
- Spin Glass 1: A Scaling Law Rescued
- 50 Years of the Mott Phenomenon: Insulators, Magnets, Solids and Superconductors as Aspects of Strong-Repulsion Theory. (Part contents).
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