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A Perspective of frontiers in modern condensed matter physics

August 31, 2008

“A Perspective of frontiers in modern condensed matter physics.” N.-C. Yeh. Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies (AAPPS) Bulletin v.18 no.2, pp. 11-29 (2008).
https://yehgroup.caltech.edu/files/2016/08/AAPPS_v18_no2_pg11.pdf

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