Jan Zaanen is Professor of Theoretical Physics at Instituut-Lorentz for Theoretical Physics, Leiden University, the Netherlands where he specialises in the physics of strongly interacting electrons. He is a recipient of the Dutch Spinoza Award and fellow of the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences and the American Physical Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Condensed matter: the charted territory 3. Condensed matter: the challenges 4. Large N field theories for holography and condensed matter 5. The AdS/CFT correspondence as computational device: the dictionary 6. Finite temperature magic: black holes and holographic thermodynamics 7. Holographic hydrodynamics 8. Finite density: the Reissner¿Nordström black hole and strange metals 9. Holographic photoemission and the RN metal: the fermions as probes 10. Holographic superconductivity 11. Holographic Fermi liquids 12. Breaking translational invariance 13. AdS/CMT from the top down 14. Outlook: holography and quantum matter References Index.
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Condensed matter: the charted territory 3. Condensed matter: the challenges 4. Large N field theories for holography and condensed matter 5. The AdS/CFT correspondence as computational device: the dictionary 6. Finite temperature magic: black holes and holographic thermodynamics 7. Holographic hydrodynamics 8. Finite density: the Reissner¿Nordström black hole and strange metals 9. Holographic photoemission and the RN metal: the fermions as probes 10. Holographic superconductivity 11. Holographic Fermi liquids 12. Breaking translational invariance 13. AdS/CMT from the top down 14. Outlook: holography and quantum matter References Index.
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