Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Condensed Matter Physics: A Very Short Introduction; almost there...

The publication of my book has been delayed a couple of months. It is now due for release in February in the UK and May in the USA.

It is available for pre-order.

If you are teaching a course for which the book could potentially be one of the texts you can request a free inspection copy.

OUP has produced a nice flyer to promote the book.

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