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Lecture notes on Condensed Matter Theory

Though there is lot of good text books on condensed matter physics.
But there are many good lecture note available by various people. Here i will list some of them . These are mainly on the subject of strongly correlated eletrons.

1.  "Quantum Magnetism Approaches to Strongly Correlated Electrons"  by Assa Auerbach

2. "Theory of Superconductivity" by N. B. Kopnin

3. "SISSA Lecture notes on Numerical methods for strongly correlated electrons" by Sandro Sorella and Federico Becca

4. "Quantum Theory of Condensed Matter" by John Chalker 

5. "Quantum Condensed Matter Physics - Lecture Notes" by Chetan Nayak

6. "Lecture notes on many-body theory" by Michele Fabrizio
    ("http://www.sissa.it/cm/phdsection/download.php?ID=1&filename=manybody.pdf")
7. Notes on the many-body problem by Nicolas DUPUIS
     (" http://www.lptmc.jussieu.fr/users/dupuis ")
8. Many-particle physics by Bo E. Sernelius
      (" https://people.ifm.liu.se/boser/mpp/ ")

... and there are many of them. If you came across some great lecture notes
please do mention it is the reply box.

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