Reviews of Modern Physics

Kathy P. Wheeler
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How do the interactions between the vastly many electrons in solids produce the emergent phenomena we recognize as the macroscopic behavior of the materials we encounter in everyday life, and in the exotic materials and devices we engineer in the laboratory? The central source of intellectual vitality and practical importance of condensed matter physics is the richness and diversity of behaviors exhibited by strongly interacting systems with many degrees of freedom, ranging from the collective behavior of neurons in the brain to the collective condensation of Cooper pairs that produce the macroscopic quantum phenomena associated with superconducting order. The main thrust of the research carried out by Professor Kivelson is the search for theoretical characterization of qualitatively new behaviors of interacting electrons (i.e., new states of matter)as well as new regimes of parameters in which familiar states of matter behave in new and different ways. In particular, he seeks to explore; qualitatively...the relation between the microscopic interactions between electrons and the effective parameters that control the macroscopic behavior of solids. Current
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固体中大量电子之间的相互作用是如何产生我们在日常生活中遇到的材料的宏观行为以及我们在实验室设计的奇异材料和设备中所认识的紧急现象的?凝聚态物理的智力活力和实践重要性的中心来源是具有许多自由度的强相互作用系统所表现出的行为的丰富性和多样性,范围从大脑神经元的集体行为到产生与超导秩序相关的宏观量子现象的库珀对的集体凝结。Kivelson教授进行的研究的主要目的是寻找相互作用电子的定性新行为(即物质的新状态)的理论特征,以及熟悉的物质状态以新的和不同的方式表现的新参数制度。特别是,他寻求探索;定性…电子微观相互作用与控制固体宏观行为的有效参数之间的关系。当前的
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