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Title: Best Coverage of this material that I've come across Review: This book presents condensed matter field theory from a very modern standpoint, using the language of (euclidean space) path integrals. In addition to a good discussion on mean field theory, the includes more modern topics, and includes extensive discussions of the renormalization group, topological field theories. Furthermore, the coverage is very intuitive, but simultaneously does not shy away from the more subtle technical details. The authors are also careful to point out and explain potential points of confusion. Finally, there are a number of excercises (each accompanied by a brief solution, which makes the book great for self-study!).In summary, this book is the most readible introduction to condensed matter field theory that I've come across. It's a necessary, and welcome addition to the current literature. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: from religion to relationship Review: An excellent companion to Swindol's book with the same title. But only for those who desire a deep, intimate relationship with God and not just temporal knowledge of Him. This workbook contains excellent challenges and exercises that are doable and tangible. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: how does this compare to illmatic? Review: i really respect nas. the man can rap with the best of them. but this latest album is just bullsh*t. the single 'nas is like' caught my attention the first time i heard it, and i thought damn, im going to have to pick this up. but after listening to it there are only about 4 or 5 songs worth listening to and the rest actually make me cringe. how in the hell do u go from 'nas is like', 'undying love', 'small world', and 'u wont see me tonight' (the latter three being love themed songs) to 'Kissing' and 'dr knockboot'? i mean, i really found it hard to believe that the man responsible for one of the best hip hop cd's of all time (illmatic) could put this out and be proud of it. songs like 'favor for a favor' and 'life is what u make it' are decent enough, but they also are about as cliched as it it gets. one can only hope that nastradamus is given some thought to and is worth my money when it comes out later this year. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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