This volume, aimed at researchers in condensed matter physics  and materials science, reviews recent developments in the application  of electron spectroscopies to a range of low-dimensional materials. In  adopting as a common theme the techniques rather than specific  materials, the volume amply demonstrates the effectiveness of electron  spectroscopies extracting information on solids by their application  to a range of phenomena in materials as disparate as high-temperature  superconductors, polymeric materials, and charge density wave systems.  In doing so, some similarities in the behaviour of these markedly  different materials are also addressed.

Electron Spectroscopies Applied to Low-Dimensional Materials (Physics and Chemistry of Materials with Low-Dimensional Structures) PDF

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