Lecture

Itinerant Magnetism: Kondo Effect

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Description

This lecture discusses itinerant magnetism in metals, focusing on the Kondo effect observed in materials like gold. The presentation covers the typical resistivity of metals, the log(T) behavior associated with the Kondo effect, and the impact of impurities on superconducting and magnetic properties.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Organometallic chemistry

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