The exciton mechanism of high-Tc superconductivity in copper oxides was initially proposed by Prof. J. Bardeen. His insight is largely shared by another luminary in superconductivity, Prof. V. L. Ginzburg. The main author of the book, Dr. Nie Luo, was motivated by their insights to give a geometrical explanation to the excitonic Coulomb interaction and has developed a unique formalism to understand and predict physical properties of high-Tc superconductors. This work is supported by increasingly strong evidence for electron–hole interactions in p-type cuprates. The presence of electrons in hole-doped cuprates is revealed by the works of the authors and many others, including the late Prof. L. P. Gor’kov. The book also tries to understand the interlayer Coulomb (ILC) pairing model by the excitonic Coulomb interaction. Developed by Prof. A. J. Leggett, ILC theory shares many views with Ginzburg’s approach. The other author of the book, Prof. George H. Miley, shares with us his personal experience with Prof. Bardeen on the exciton’s role in physics problems including high-Tc superconductivity. The results and predictions of this excitonic Coulomb mechanism have been verified by an increasing number of experiments. This book summarizes the current status and fathoms future directions.
Rhythm based music was an integral part of the cultural life of the U.K., if not the whole Western world, in the last decades of the Twentieth Century. It was intense, tribal, riven by factions, yet driven by passion. It was the starting point for many as they sought to make sense of life, and to move onto other areas, such as religion, politics, leisure, relationships, lifestyle, if not to build their own identity. Official histories of the period do not reflect this fact. And partisan accounts only reflect the particular bias of their writers. But you can always attempt to give the flavour of the experience while admitting the shortcomings of passion. Contained herein are five stories from five different perspectives. These try to give an honest sample of experience from their point of view. For music was a way, a means, and an end, to many of us.
It's contents are as curious as its price: subtitled Language of the Megaliths' this is a book for believers in the Earth Mother, with corn dollies, megalithic art and sexual symbolism in abundance. A sensible discussion of the origins of corn circles is followed by a complacent explanation' of Neolithic and Bronze Age religion in Britain. For the fringe archaeology' bookshelves.' Aubrey Burl .
It's contents are as curious as its price: subtitled Language of the Megaliths' this is a book for believers in the Earth Mother, with corn dollies, megalithic art and sexual symbolism in abundance. A sensible discussion of the origins of corn circles is followed by a complacent explanation' of Neolithic and Bronze Age religion in Britain. For the fringe archaeology' bookshelves.' Aubrey Burl .
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