Understanding Quantum Phase TransitionsQuantum phase transitions (QPTs) offer wonderful examples of the radical macroscopic effects inherent in quantum physics: phase changes between different forms of matter driven by quantum rather than thermal fluctuations, typically at very low temperatures. QPTs provide new insight into outstanding problems such as high-temperature superconductivit |
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Dissipation Quantum Phase Transitionsand Measurement | 31 |
Universal Dynamics Near Quantum Critical Points | 59 |
Fractionalization and Topological Order | 91 |
Entanglement Renormalization An Introduction | 115 |
The Geometry of Quantum Phase Transitions | 139 |
Progress in ModelHamiltonians and in Specific Systems | 167 |
Topological Order and Quantum Criticality | 169 |
Local Observables for Quantum PhaseTransitions in Strongly Correlated Systems | 393 |
Molecular QuasiTriangular Lattice Antiferromagnets | 419 |
Probing Quantum Criticality and itsRelationship with Superconductivity in Heavy Fermions | 445 |
Strong Correlation Effects with UltracoldBosonic Atoms in Optical Lattices | 469 |
Numerical SolutionMethods for Quantum Phase Transitions | 497 |
Worm Algorithm for Problems of Quantumand Classical Statistics | 499 |
Cluster Monte Carlo Algorithms forDissipative Quantum Phase Transitions | 523 |
Current Trends in Density MatrixRenormalization Group Methods | 547 |
Quantum Criticality and the Kondo Lattice | 193 |
Quantum Phase Transitions in SpinBosonSystems Dissipation and Light Phenomena | 217 |
Topological Excitations in Superfluids withInternal Degrees of Freedom | 241 |
Quantum Monte Carlo Studies of theAttractive Hubbard Hamiltonian | 265 |
Quantum Phase Transitions inQuasiOneDimensional Systems | 289 |
Metastable Quantum Phase Transitions in aOneDimensional Bose Gas | 311 |
Experimental Realizationsof Quantum Phases andQuantum Phase Transitions | 339 |
Quantum Phase Transitions in Quantum Dots | 341 |
Quantum Phase Transitions inTwoDimensional Electron Systems | 369 |
Simulations Based on Matrix Product Statesand Projected Entangled Pair States | 571 |
ContinuousTime Monte Carlo Methods forQuantum Impurity Problems and DynamicalMean Field Calculations | 597 |
Quantum PhaseTransitions Across Physics | 621 |
Quantum Phase Transitions in Dense QCD | 623 |
Quantum Phase Transitions in CoupledAtomCavity Systems | 647 |
Quantum Phase Transitions in Nuclei | 673 |
Quantum Critical Dynamics from Black Holes | 701 |
Back Cover | 725 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Understanding Quantum Phase Transitions Condensed Matter Physics |
| Herausgeber | Lincoln Carr |
| Ausgabe | illustriert |
| Verlag | CRC Press, 2010 |
| ISBN | 1439802610, 9781439802618 |
| Länge | 756 Seiten |
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