By Armen Sedrakian, Mark G Alford, John W Clark
Cooper pairing of fermions is a profound phenomenon that has develop into vitally important in lots of various components of physics within the fresh previous. This ebook brings jointly, for the 1st time, specialists from a variety of fields related to Cooper pairing, on the point of BCS thought and past, together with the examine of novel states of topic equivalent to ultracold atomic gases, nuclear platforms on the severe, and quark subject with software to neutron stars. Cross-disciplinary in nature, the ebook could be of curiosity to physicists in lots of assorted specialties, together with condensed topic, nuclear, high-energy, and astrophysics. The emphasis is on novel concerns past traditional BCS concept akin to pairing in uneven structures, the polarization influence, and better spin pairing. those issues are not often handled on the textbook point and them all are the topics of extensive ongoing learn. The ebook additionally considers a variety of new thoughts ordinary in present learn that vary considerably from the traditional condensed subject ways defined within the common literature.
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