By L. Kipp, M. Skibowski (auth.), H. P. Hughes, H. I. Starnberg (eds.)
This quantity, aimed toward researchers in condensed subject physics and fabrics technological know-how, experiences fresh advancements within the software of electron spectroscopies to various low-dimensional fabrics. In adopting as a standard topic the recommendations instead of particular fabrics, the amount amply demonstrates the effectiveness of electron spectroscopies extracting details on solids through their program to quite a number phenomena in fabrics as disparate as high-temperature superconductors, polymeric fabrics, and cost density wave structures. In doing so, a few similarities within the behaviour of those markedly varied fabrics also are addressed.
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