晶体与液体统计物理学：高准确度物态方程指南STATISTICAL PHYSICS OF CRYSTALS AND LIQUIDS

This important book presents a unified formulation from first principles of the Hamiltonian and statistical mechanics of metallic and insulating crystals, amorphous solids, and liquids. Extensive comparison of theory and experiment provides an accurate understanding of the statistical properties of phonons, electrons, and phonon-phonon and electron-honon interactions in elemental crystals and liquids. Questions are posed along the following lines: What is the "best" theory for a given property? How accurate is a good theory? What information is gained by a comparison of theory and experiment? How accurate is a good experiment?

Preface
Chapter 1 Condensed Matter Hamiltonian
1 NATURE OF CONDENSED MATTER
2 DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY
3 ELECTRONIC EXCITED STATES IN METALS
4 TOTAL HAMILTONIAN
5 NEARLY-FREE-ELECTRON METALS
Chapter 2 Statisical Mechanics
6 AVERAGING TECHNIQUES
7 QUANTUM STATISTICAL MECHANICS
8 THERMOELASTICITY
9 CLASSICAL STATISTICS:DERIVATION
10 CLASSICAL STATISTICS:APPLICATIONS
11 INTERPRETATION OF STATISTICAL MECHANICS
Chapter 3 Lattice Dynamics
12 LATTICE STATICS
13 QUASIHARMONIC PHONONS
14 THEORY AND EXPERIMENT
15 EXPERIMENTAL PHONON DATA
Chapter 4 Statistical Mechanics of Crystals
16 QUANTUM NUCLEAR MOTION
17 CLASSICAL NUCLEAR MOTION
18 ELECTRONIC EXCITATIONS
19 LEARNING FROM THERMODYNAMIC DATA
20 CRYSTAL EQUATION OF STATE
Chapter 5 Liquid Dynamics and Statistical Mechanics
21 CONFIGURATIONAL CORRELATIONS IN A MONATOMIC LIQUID
22 MELTING OF ELEMENTS
23 LIQUID DYNAMICS THEORY
24 VERIFICATION FROM COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
25 LIQUID EQUATION OF STATE
Chapter 6 Phase Transitions and Nonequilibrium Processes
26 THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF PHASE TRANSITIONS
27 NONEQUILIBRIUM PROCESSES
Bibliography
Index