Holographic Quantum Matter / Sean A. Hartnoll, Andrew Lucas, and Subir Sachdev.
"Holographic Quantum Matter describes a new field that has emerged in the past decade at the interface of condensed matter physics and quantum gravity. Experimental discoveries in condensed matter have led to the identification of numerous materials--like high temperature superconductors (HTS)-...
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Hartnoll, Sean, author. Holographic Quantum Matter Sean A. Hartnoll, Andrew Lucas, and Subir Sachdev. Cambridge The MIT Press 2018 Cambridge, Massachusetts : The MIT Press, 2018. 1 online resource (xvi, 390 pages :) illustrations ; text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages 339-381) and index. The holographic correspondence -- Zero density matter -- Quantum critical transport -- Compressible quantum matter -- Metallic transport without quasiparticles -- Symmetry broken phases -- Further topics -- Connections to experiments. "Holographic Quantum Matter describes a new field that has emerged in the past decade at the interface of condensed matter physics and quantum gravity. Experimental discoveries in condensed matter have led to the identification of numerous materials--like high temperature superconductors (HTS)--in which the collective motion of electrons requires deeper understand of quantum effects at large length scales. HTS's act as a "strange metal" in which the charge and energy is not carried by quasiparticles. In the meantime, studies of quantum gravity using string theory led to a major breakthrough with the identification of a mathematical tool known as the holographic correspondence. The authors describe the developments that followed with the realization that states of quantum matter without quasiparticle excitations are precisely those that are efficiently described by the holographic correspondence. The book is addressed to graduate students in theoretical physics, especially those specializing in condensed matter, string theory, or quantum field theory. It presents the necessary background in the study of quantum matter and in string theory, so that students in both fields are apprised of recent developments in the other field. It connects this introductory discussion to what are the most important recent developments. It provides the tools and motivation for performing holographic computations. And it explains how the salient technical results from holographic studies have led to new insights into quantum matter"-- Provided by publisher. Description based on print version record. English Holography. Duality (Nuclear physics) Condensed matter. Electronic books. quantum matter holographic condensed matter condensed matter physics quantum quantum field theory holographic duality duality black hole superconductors theoretical physics quantum gravity holographic principle gauge theory string theory cosmology adSCFT correspondence anti-de Sitterconformal field theory correspondence Maldacena duality gaugegravity duality holographic correspondence 0-262-03843-9 0-262-34801-2 Sachdev, Subir, 1961- author. Lucas, Andrew (Postdoctoral fellow in theoretical condensed matter physics), author. |
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The holographic correspondence -- Zero density matter -- Quantum critical transport -- Compressible quantum matter -- Metallic transport without quasiparticles -- Symmetry broken phases -- Further topics -- Connections to experiments. |
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