Welcome to the Advanced Solid-State Physics lecture!

Study materials

List of key terms (with short explanations): updated 8.02.25

Exercises


Seminars

List of topics
Schedule of seminars

Lecture 24 (3.02.2025): Complex correlated states

fractional quantum Hall effect

Lecture 23 (28.01.2025): From solid to quantum liquid

fractionalization

Lecture 22 (27.01.2025): Magnons and their implications

Goldstone mode

Lecture 21 (21.01.2025): Quantum world of spins

spin wave / magnon

Lecture 20 (20.01.2025): Quirks of correlated materials

charge-tranfer energy

Lecture 19 (14.01.2025): Origin of Magnetism

exchange interaction

Lecture 18 (13.01.2025): Correlations and Hubbard model

Mott insulator and Mott transition

Lecture 17 (7.01.2025): Electronic instabilities

charge-density wave
room-temperature superconductor

Lecture 16 (6.01.2025): Electron pairing and The Gap

Cooper pair and BCS theory

Lecture 15 (17.12.2024): Landau Fermi liquid

quasiparticle

Lecture 14 (16.12.2024): En route to electronic correlations

density functional theory (DFT)

Lecture 13 (3.12.2024): Zoo of topological semimetals

chiral anomaly

Lecture 12 (26.11.2024): Majorana fermions

Majorana edge modes

Lecture 11 (25.11.2024): Weyl fermions

Fermi arcs

Lecture 10 (19.11.2024): Topological insulators go 3D

bulk-boundary correspondence

Lecture 9 (18.11.2024): From quantum Hall to quantum spin Hall

Kramers theorem

Lecture 8 (12.11.2024): In search of the Chern insulator

Haldane model
experimental realization of Chern insulators

Lecture 7 (11.11.2024): Quantum Hall effect, now anomalous

Chern number and Chern insulator

Lecture 6 (5.11.2024): Band topology

anomalous velocity

Lecture 5 (4.11.2024): Fresh look at the dynamics

Berry curvature and Berry phase

Lectures 3-4 (28-29.10.2024): Quantum Hall effect (integer)

Landau levels and edge states

Lecture 2 (22.10.2024): All about electrical transport

Hall effect, especially anomalous

Lecture 1 (21.10.2024): How to handle band structures?

tight-binding model

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