BCS theory beyond the field of superconductivity. Chapter 18: "The Superfluid Phases of Liquid 3He: BCS Theory" by Anthony James Leggett Chapter 19: "Superfluidity in a Gas of Strongly Interacting Fermions" by Wolfgang Ketterle, Y. Shin, André Schirotzek and C. H. Schunk Chapter 20: "BCS from Nuclei and Neutron Stars to Quark Matter and Cold Atoms" by Gordon Baym Chapter 21: "Energy Gap, Mass Gap, and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking" by Yoichiro Nambu Chapter 22: "BCS as Foundation and Inspiration: The Transmutation of Symmetry" by Frank Wilczek Chapter 23: "From BCS to the LHC" by Steven Weinberg Reception John Swain writing for CERN Courier describes the book as a wonderful review of a powerful unifying concept which covers an enormous range of phenomena. Malcolm Beasley for Physics Today adds that the book will provide any person curious about superconductivity with something to enjoy. In addition, Jermey Matthews, the book editor from Physics Today, had chosen BCS: 50 years as one of the five books to put on your 2011 holiday wish list. Additional information 13 papers from the book have been published concurrently as a special issue of the International Journal of Modern Physics B. See also Solid-state physics Charles Kittel David Mermin References Superconductivity Physics books 2010 non-fiction books