Transition Metal Compounds
By D. Khomskii. 2014
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1. Localised and itinerant electrons in solids 2. Isolated transition metal ions 3. Transition metal ions in crystals 4. Mott-Hubbard vc charge-transfer insulators 5. Exchange interaction and magnetic structures 6. Cooperative Jahn-Teller effect and orbital ordering 7. Charge ordering in transition metal compounds 8. Ferroelectrics, magnetoelectrics and multiferroics 9. Doping of correlated systems and correlated metals 10. Metal-insulator transitions 11. Kondoeffect, mixed valence and heavy fermions Appendix A. Some historical notes Appendix B. A layman's guide to second quantization Appendix C. Phase transitions and free energy expansion: Landau theory in a nutshell.
Subfields: Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Molecular Biology
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