Solid State Discover the Best Books on Weyl Semimetals: A Comprehensive Guide

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Weyl semimetals are a topic of interest, and there is a request for pedagogical materials such as books or specific chapters. While Google can provide a list of relevant books, it lacks the depth of expert recommendations that include insights on the strengths and weaknesses of each resource. Engaging with knowledgeable individuals in the field can yield more tailored suggestions that enhance understanding of Weyl semimetals.
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Does anybody know of any pedagogical material(like a book or chapter(s) of a book) on Weyl semimetals?
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Have you tried searching for them via google?
 
jedishrfu said:
Have you tried searching for them via google?
Google will give books, but not suggest books. Here, the OP will get suggestions from experts in each field, while google will simply enlist the book names without suggesting the pros and cons of each.
 
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