Kerson Huang
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I Ching: The Oracle
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published
1984
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16 editions
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Statistical Mechanics
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published
1963
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15 editions
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Fundamental Forces Of Nature: The Story Of Gauge Fields
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published
2007
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4 editions
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Introduction to Statistical Physics: An Instructor's Guide
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published
2001
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Introduction to Statistical Physics
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published
2001
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5 editions
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Quantum Field Theory: From Operators to Path Integrals
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published
1998
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5 editions
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Notes on Statistical Mechanics
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LECTURES ON STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND PROTEIN FOLDING
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2005
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5 editions
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QUARKS, LEPTONS AND GAUGE FIELDS (2ND EDITION)
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published
1992
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5 editions
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A Superfluid Universe
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“With respect to what should the velocity of light be measured? That is, what is the medium of electromagnetic waves?”
― Fundamental Forces Of Nature: The Story Of Gauge Fields
― Fundamental Forces Of Nature: The Story Of Gauge Fields
“3He becomes a superfluid below 10−3 K, when its fermionic atoms pair up into bosons and condense. Similar condensation of paired fermions also occurs in neutron stars at about 106 K.”
― Superfluid Universe, A
― Superfluid Universe, A
“Landau [3] proposed a general phenomenological theory of phase transitions, based on the idea that the system changes from a less “ordered” state to a more ordered one, or vice versa. The precise meaning of “order” depends on the system, but the general idea of a change in order applies to all. One can quantify the amount of order present by an “order parameter”, which is a complex field in the case of Bose–Einstein condensation, because the “order” pertains to a phase angle.”
― Superfluid Universe, A
― Superfluid Universe, A
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