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признанный за рубежом учебник по физике конденсированных сред. This book provides an overview of the physics of condensed matter systems. Assuming a familiarity with the basics of quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics, the book establishes a general framework for describing condensed phases of matter based on symmetries and conservation laws. After surveying the structure and properties of materials with different symmetries, it explores the role of spatial dimensionality and microscopic interactions in determining the nature of phase transitions. Particular attention is given to critical phenomena and renormalization group methods. This Is An Advanced Level Text And Reference Book On The Physics Of Condensed Matter Systems. Assuming A Familiarity With The Basics Of Quantum Mechanics And Statistical Mechanics, The Book Establishes A General Framework, Based On Symmetries And Conservation Laws, For Describing Condensed Phases Of Matter. After Surveying The Structure And Properties Of Materials With Different Symmetries, It Explores The Role Of Spatial Dimensionality And Microscopic Interactions In Determining The Nature Of Phase Transitions. Particular Attention Is Given To Critical Phenomena And Renormalization Group Methods. The Properties Of Liquids, Liquid Crystals, Incommensurate Crystals, Quasicrystals, Crystalline Solids, Magnetically Ordered Systems And Amorphous Solids Are Investigated In Terms Of Their Symmetry, Generalized Rigidity, Hydrodynamics And Topological Defect Structure. The Book Is Written In A Clear Pedagogic Style With Extensive Examples Of Real-world Systems--page [4] Of Cover. Overview -- Structure And Scattering -- Thermodynamics And Statistical Mechanics -- Mean-field Theory -- Field Theories, Critical Phenomena, And The Renormalization Group -- Generalized Elasticity -- Dynamics : Correlation And Response -- Hydrodynamics -- Topological Defects -- Walls, Kinks, And Solitons. P.m. Chaikin, T.c. Lubensky. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Now in paperback, this book provides an overview of the physics of condensed matter systems. Assuming a familiarity with the basics of quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics, the book establishes a general framework for describing condensed phases of matter, based on symmetries and conservation laws. It explores the role of spatial dimensionality and microscopic interactions in determining the nature of phase transitions, as well as discussing the structure and properties of materials with different symmetries. Particular attention is given to critical phenomena and renormalization group methods. The properties of liquids, liquid crystals, quasicrystals, crystalline solids, magnetically ordered systems and amorphous solids are investigated in terms of their symmetry, generalised rigidity, hydrodynamics and topological defect structure. In addition to serving as a course text, this book is an essential reference for students and researchers in physics, applied physics, chemistry, materials science and engineering, who are interested in modern condensed matter physics. Assuming a familiarity with the basics of quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics, the book establishes a general framework for describing condensed phases of matter based on symmetries and conservation laws. The authors explore the role of spatial dimensionality and microscopic interactions in determining the nature of phase transitions. Particular attention is given to critical phenomena and renormalization group methods. The properties of liquids, liquid crystals, quasicrystals, crystalline solids, magnetically ordered systems and amorphous solids are investigated in terms of their symmetry, generalized rigidity, hydrodynamics and topological defect structure. This is an overview of the physics of condensed matter systems. It establishes a framework for describing condensed phases of matter, based on symmetries and conservation laws. Particular attention is given to renormalisation group methods