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Matter option 4-th year course. •Magnetism in Condensed Matter, by Stephen Blundell, OUP Well written advanced material on the magnetism part of the course. It is used in the Condensed Matter option 4-th year course. •Band Theory and Electronic Properties of Solids, by John Singleton, OUP More advanced material on electrons in solids.
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