J. T. Devreese Books

Linear and Nonlinear Electron Transport in Solids
Elementary excitations in solids, molecules, and atoms
Elementary Excitations In Solids Part B
Path Integrals and Their Applications in Quantum Statistical and Solid State Physics Nato Advanced Study Institutes Series Series B Physics 34 NATO Science Series B
Highly conducting one-dimensional solids
Recent developments in condensed matter physics
Recent Developments in Condensed Matter Physics
Recent Developments in Condensed Matter. Vol.3
Recent Developments in Condensed Matter Vol.4
Polarons and excitons in polar semiconductors and ionic crystals

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