Condensed Matter Physics: A Modern Perspective

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Through the topics covered, this book aims to connect modern experimental discoveries with the theoretical and fundamental concepts, introducing the interacting and non-interacting aspects of fermionic systems. The role of topology and symmetry in understanding material properties are explained, with other materials which show long range entanglement, such as quantum spin liquids, Kitaev Model etc., are discussed. Later in the book, the role of interactions is used to explain topics including Magnetism and Superconductivity. There are also chapters on Bose Einstein condensation and superfluid properties of atomic systems in optical lattices. The book is different to others due to the range of topics covered in a pedagogical way for students.