Condensed Matter Physics (H1171) - Full Video

Dr. Philip W. Anderson, 1977 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, and Professor Shivaji Sondhi of Princeton University discuss the history and evolution of physics and explain what is meant by condensed matter physics. ©1999/54 min.
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[@康铭罗-e8d]

respect！！！ The King of the condensed matter physics！

[@amrelseweifi5640]

Awesome video! Great to hear a legend like Professor Anderson talk.

[@jwyune]

Rest in peace.

[@Throckmorton723]

It's so disappointing when you come across UA-cam gold like this with piss poor audio.

[@nobushige3519]

Wow why did I choose chemistry

[@nonamehere1626]

Don't fret! Chemistry is incredible, too. Even in chemistry you will keep falling into the same general problem, that of emergent phenomena. And you can always go metallurgy which is basically experimental soft matter physics on metals specifically, while studying phase transitions.

[@narayankhanal7896]

physics of emergence is called condensed matter physics

[@mytitaniumalloy]

This guy talks so. damn. slowly.

[@Dendronish]

First they called it solid state physics, then condensed matter physics and now physics of emergence - these guys can not make up their mind.