Theoretical Study of Conventional Superconductors

Focusing on the theoretical study of conventional superconductors, this book explores materials that exhibit zero electrical resistance below a critical temperature. Since the groundbreaking discovery of superconductivity in 1911, it has significantly impacted physics and enabled practical applications like MRI and particle accelerators. The text delves into the implications and advancements stemming from this phenomenon, making it a vital resource for understanding its role in condensed matter physics.