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Advanced Statistical Mechanics[B.M.McCoy]
書名:Advanced Statistical Mechanics
作者:Barry M. McCoy
出版社:Oxford University Press 2010
格式:PDF
McCoy是統(tǒng)計物理中可解模型的專家。對二維Ising模型,Chiral Potts模型,共形場論等學(xué)科分支有重要貢獻(xiàn)。
本書出版于2010年,對統(tǒng)計物理的現(xiàn)代發(fā)展做了描述。本書風(fēng)格傾向于數(shù)學(xué)物理,側(cè)重嚴(yán)格證明和可解模型。
Description
Statistical Mechanics is the study of systems where the number of interacting particles becomes infinite. In the last fifty years tremendous advances have been made which have required the invention of entirely new fields of mathematics such as quantum groups and affine Lie algebras. They have engendered remarkable discoveries concerning non-linear differential equations and algebraic geometry, and have produced profound insights in both condensed matter physics and quantum field theory. Unfortunately, none of these advances are taught in graduate courses in statistical mechanics.
This book is an attempt to correct this problem. It begins with theorems on the existence (and lack) of order for crystals and magnets and with the theory of critical phenomena, and continues by presenting the methods and results of fifty years of analytic and computer computations of phase transitions. It concludes with an extensive presentation of four of the most important of exactly solved problems: the Ising, 8 vertex, hard hexagon and chiral Potts models. Features
Self contained summary of advances in statistical mechanics in the last fifty years
Detailed historical chronologies of the development of all topics treated
Many exactly solved nontrivial problems done in detail
Many open problems and conjectures presented
Extensive use of computer results to obtain analytic insight
About the Author(s)
Barry M. McCoy is currently Distinguished Professor of Physics at C.N.Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, at the State University of New York. He took his PhD at Harvard University in 1967, and has since had various positions, including the Editorial Board of the Ramanujan Journal, the Editorial Board of Journal of Physics A, Resident at the Bellagio Conference and Study Center of the Rockefeller Foundation, and Miller Professor at University of California at Berkeley. In 1999 he won the Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics.![]()
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