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N-body Problem by André-Marie Tremblay

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N-body Problem
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Number of pages: 444

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These notes cover the formalism of correlation functions and perturbation theory, adiabatic continuity and broken symmetry -- the two most important basic principles of condensed matter physics, and modern problems and more recent calculational tools.

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