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Simple Views On Condensed Matter (3rd Edition)
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This volume is a selection of invaluable papers by P-G de Gennes — 1991 Nobel Prize winner in Physics — which have had a long-lasting impact on our understanding of condensed matter. Important ideas on polymers, liquid crystals and interfaces are described. The author has added some afterthoughts to the main papers (explaining their successes or weaknesses), and some current views on each special problem. The text is simple and easy to read.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Part I. Solid State
- SUR UN EXEMPLE DE PROPAGATION DANS UN MILIEU DÉSORDONNÉ
- Effects of Double Exchange in Magnetic Crystals*
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Modes in Magnetic Material. I. Theory
- ONSET OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN DECREASING FIELDS
- Boundary Effects in Superconductors
- Part II. Liquid Crystals
- Soluble Model for Fibrous Structures with Steric Constraints
- CONJECTURES SUR L'ÉTAT SMECTIQUE
- Dynamics of Fluctuations in Nematic Liquid Crystals
- Note on the dynamics of prenematic fluids
- AN ANALOGY BETWEEN SUPERCONDUCTORS AND SMECTICS A
- Hydrodynamic properties of fluid lamellar phases of lipid/water
- Part III. Polymers
- QUASI-ELASTIC SCATTERING OF NEUTRONS BY DILUTE POLYMER SOLUTIONS: I. FREE-DRAINING LIMIT
- QUASI-ELASTIC SCATTERING BY DILUTE, IDEAL, POLYMER SOLUTIONS: I I. EFFECTS OF HYDRODYNAMIC INTERACTIONS
- 2 Minimum number of aminoacids required to build up a specific receptor with a folded polypeptide chain
- Reptation of a Polymer Chain in the Presence of Fixed Obstacles
- Coil-stretch transition of dilute flexible polymers under ultrahigh velocity gradients
- Solutions of Flexible Polymers. Neutron Experiments and Interpretation
- Theoretical Methods of Polymer Statistics (*).
- Écoulements viscométriques de polymères enchevêtrés.
- Theory of Long-range Correlations in Polymer Melts
- Tight Knots*
- Viscosity at small scales in polymer melts
- Un muscle artificiel semi-rapide
- Weak segregation in molten statistical copolymers
- Part IV. Interfaces
- Phénomènes aux parois dans un mélange binaire critique.
- Suspensions colloïdales dans une solution de polymères.
- Conformations of Polymers Attached to an Interface
- Sur une règle de somme pour des chaînes polymériques semi-diluées près d'une paroi.
- Microemulsions and the Flexibility of Oil/Water Interfaces
- Transitions de monocouches à molécules polaires.
- POLYMERS AT AN INTERFACE; A SIMPLIFIED VIEW
- Shear-Dependent Slippage at a Polymer/Solid Interface
- Slippage of Polymer Melts on Grafted Surfaces
- Injection threshold for a star polymer inside a nanopore
- Injection Threshold for a Statistically Branched Polymer inside a Nanopore
- Mechanics of soft interfaces
- Soft Adhesivesâ€
- Transient pores in stretched vesicles: role of leak-out
- "Young" Soap Films
- On Fluid/Wall Slippage
- Part V. Wetting and Adhesion
- Wetting: statics and dynamics
- DYNAMICS OF DRYING AND FILM - THINNING
- Tension superficielle des polymères fondus
- Ètalement d'une goutte stratifiée incompressible
- Dynamics of partial wetting
- Fracture d'un adhésif faiblement réticulé
- Polymer - Polymer Welding and Sliding
- A model for contact angle hysteresis
- Dynamics of wetting with nonideal surfaces. The single defect problem
- Éponges filantes
- Shocks in an inertial dewetting process
- Dewetting of a water film between a solid and a rubber
- Some remarks on coalescence in emulsions or foams
- Two remarks on wetting and emulsions
- Adhesion induced by mobile binders: Dynamics
- Part VI. Chirality
- Sur l' impossibilitè de certaines synthèses asymétriques.
- Pierre Curie et le rôle de la symétrie dans les lois physiques
- Discrimination chirale dans une monocouche de Langmuir
- Part VII. Granular Matter
- Reflections on the mechanics of granular matter
- Effect of topographic convergence on erosion processes