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pls, someone explain for me "formal methods to electron correlation in metals, magnetism, superconductivity ."
 
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whiterose said:
pls, someone explain for me "formal methods to electron correlation in metals, magnetism, superconductivity ."

Your question here is meaningless. Did you just quote the title of a paper? A book? A movie?

If it is from a paper, don't you think it would be prudent to give the complete reference so that someone could actually go look at the paper?

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