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Hal Tasaki
Part I: Long-Range Order and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking
Part II: Haldane Phenomena and Beyond
Part III: Hubbard Model and the Origin of Magnetism
Provides the first comprehensive and detailed review of the Haldane phenomenon, a typical example of the topological phase of matter
, and the subject of the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics
Discusses some of the most important universal properties of quantum many-body systems, which can be observed in a broad range of physical systems
Begins with a pedagogical presentation of the necessary background information and leads the reader to subjects of active research, such as topological phases of matter
Detailed and self-contained; all important results are carefully proved, using only undergraduate mathematics
Provides a bridge between researchers in various fields, including condensed matter physics, high-energy physics, quantum information science, and mathematics
With four imaginative illustrations, one for the cover and one for each of the three parts, by Mari Okazaki
The book was published in June 2020.
