Best Reference Books for Superconductivity And Low Temperature Physics

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List of "Best Reference Books for Superconductivity And Low Temperature Physics" compiled based on Amazon book reviews by experts. These books are used by students of top institutes, universities, colleges and professionals. Please feel free to suggest any other book on this topic using the comment section below.

  1. Low Temperature Physics: Proceedings of the Summer School, Held at Blydepoort, Eastern Transvaal, South Africa, 15–25 January 1991 (Lecture Notes in Physics) by
    Springer (Number of pages: 374)
  2. Low-Temperature Physics: an introduction for scientists and engineers by
    Springer (Number of pages: 296)
  3. Superconductivity: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions) by Stephen.J .Blundell
    Oxford University Press (Number of pages: 168)
  4. Low Temperature Physics II / Kältephysik II (Handbuch der Physik Encyclopedia of Physics) by S. Flügge
    Springer (Number of pages: 478)
  5. Superconductivity (Springer Series in Materials Science) by R.G. Sharma
    Springer Nature (Number of pages: 414)
  6. Superconductivity: Discoveries and Discoverers: Ten Physics Nobel Laureates Tell Their Story by Kristian Fossheim
    Springer (Number of pages: 140)
  7. High-Pressure and Low-Temperature Physics by J.A. Woollam,C.W. Chu
    Springer (Number of pages: 602)
  8. Low Temperature Physics: Superconductivity 14th, v. 2: International Conference Proceedings by
    Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. (Number of pages: 564)
  9. Specific Heats at Low Temperatures (The International Cryogenics Monograph Series) by Erode Gopal
    Springer (Number of pages: 240)
  10. Low-Dimensional Cooperative Phenomena: The Possibility of High-Temperature Superconductivity (Nato ASI Subseries B:) by H. J. Keller
    Springer (Number of pages: 350)

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