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Physics Bulletin

Quantum Field Theory of Solids: An Introduction

Alan Cottey

Published Sep 1, 1977• 24 citations
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H P J Haken Amsterdam: North Holland 1976 pp xvi + 330 price $50.95 From the price, one expects this book to be an advanced specialised monograph. In fact the first 130 pages introduce nonrelativistic quantum field theory (QFT) at an elementary level.
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10.1088/0031-9112/28/9/037

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