Ultracold Quantum Fields (Theoretical and Mathematical Physics)
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (953 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1402087624 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 485 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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… It is pleasure to commend it warmly to those entering, teaching or working in the burgeoning field of ultracold atomic gases as well as in many-particle physics more generally.” (Peter V. McClintock, Contemporary Physics, Vol. It provides detailed textual explanations to guide the reader through the equations, and includes the intermediate steps in derivations. 52 (2), 2011). … Important items in basic quantum theory … fine and hyperfine spectral structure, are presented in a new way. … Most appreciable in this essentially theoretical text is the continuous correspondence with events from the laboratories: actually by the extended bibliography laboratories
These applications are left to optional courses that build upon the ?rm concep tual basis given in the obligatory courses. On June 19th 1999, the European Ministers of Education signed the Bologna Dec laration, with which they agreed that the European university education should be uniformized throughout Europe and based on the two cycle bachelor master’s sys tem. As a result, the basis of the master’s programme consists of the obligatory courses Statistical Field Theory and Quantum Field Theory. The subjects of these optional courses in clude, for instance, Strongly Correlated Electrons, Spintronics, Bose Einstein Con densation, The Standard Model, Cosmology, and String Theory.. These focus in particular on the general concepts of quantum ?eld theory, rather than on the wide variety of possible applica tions. The programme is built on the philosophy that modern theoretical physics is guided by universal principles that can be applied to any sub?eld of physics. At present, the master’s programme is a so called prestige master at Utrecht University, and it aims at train ing motivated students to become sophisticated researchers in theoretical physics. The Institute for Theoretical Physics at Utrecht University quickly responded to this new challenge and created an international master’s pro
"Excellent" according to Dr. Lee D. Carlson. For those who want updating on the status of low-temperature physics, or for students who are learning the subject for the first time, this book is an excellent choice. It not only has challenging problem sets at the end of every chapter, but it contains insightful commentary and the details of how to approach problems in the physics of ultracold gases. As expected for a book on theoretical physics, there is not much discussion on experimental techniques, but enough however to gain an appreciation for the brilliance behind them. A book like this can be partitioned according to three different areas, namely the strategies discussed for s. Insightful and Masterful Treatment The Editorial Reviews regarding this tome are, indeed, quite accurate. This is a wonderful and exciting monograph.The text is partitioned into three sprawling categories:The First part (ch's. 2-6) is elementary, providing the background required in quantum, statistical and mathematical physics.The Second part (ch's. 7-1Insightful and Masterful Treatment G. A. Schoenagel The Editorial Reviews regarding this tome are, indeed, quite accurate. This is a wonderful and exciting monograph.The text is partitioned into three sprawling categories:The First part (ch's. 2-6) is elementary, providing the background required in quantum, statistical and mathematical physics.The Second part (ch's. 7-14) presents Functional Methods of Quantum Fields from a Condensed Matter point of view.The Third part (ch.15,16,17) discusses applications of the preceding material to Ultracold Quantum Gases.Earlier chapters are quite easily assimilated by a senior undergraduate physics student.The pace quickens(and the plot thickens) as. ) presents Functional Methods of Quantum Fields from a Condensed Matter point of view.The Third part (ch.15,16,17) discusses applications of the preceding material to Ultracold Quantum Gases.Earlier chapters are quite easily assimilated by a senior undergraduate physics student.The pace quickens(and the plot thickens) as