Heavy fermion superconductor

Hubbard model

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Introduction to Solid State Physics

Jellium

Keldysh formalism

Kohn anomaly

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Kohn–Luttinger superconductivity

Kondo insulator

Kondo model

Lindhard theory

Liquefaction

Little–Parks effect

Luttinger's theorem

Luttinger–Kohn model

Luttinger–Ward functional

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Lyddane–Sachs–Teller relation

Magnetic topological insulator

Metal–insulator transition

Mode coupling

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Particle in a one-dimensional lattice

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Condensed matter physics

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