A Career in Theoretical Physics

1. Pressure broadening in the microwave and infrared regions -- 2. Theory of ferroelectric behavior of barium titanate -- 3. Use of stochastic methods in line-broadening problems -- 4. An approximate quantum theory of the antiferromagnetic ground state -- 5. Qualitative considerations on the statistics of the phase transition in BaTi0[symbol]-type ferroelectrics -- 6. Ordering and antiferromagnetism in ferrites -- 7. Absence of diffusion in certain random lattices -- 8. New method in the theory of superconductivity -- 9. New approach to the theory of superexchange interactions -- 10. Theory of dirty superconductors -- 11. Calculation of the superconducting state parameters with retarded electron-phonon interaction -- 12. Generalized Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer states and the proposed low-temperature phase of liquid He[symbol] -- 13. Localized magnetic states in metals -- 14. Plasmons, gauge invariance, and mass -- 15. Hard superconductivity : theory of the motion of Abrikosov flux lines -- 16. Probable observation of the Josephson superconducting tunneling effect -- 17. Image of the phonon spectrum in the tunneling characteristic between superconductors -- 18. Exchange in magnetic insulators in Transition Metal Compounds -- 19. Superconductivity (two opinions) -- 20. Coherent matter field phenomena in superfluids in Some Recent Definitions in the Basic Sciences -- 21. Considerations on the flow of superfluid helium -- 22. Multiple-scattering theory and resonances in transition metals (with W.L. McMillan) -- 23. Infrared catastrophe in Fermi gases with local scattering potentials -- 24. The Kondo effect I. The Kondo effect II. Kondo effect III : the wilderness - mainly theoretical. Kondo effect IV : out of the wilderness -- 25. Superconductivity in the past and the future in Superconductivity -- 26. Macroscopic coherence and superfluidity in Contemporary Physics -- 27. The Fermi glass : theory and experiment -- 28. Space-time and scaling techniques in the Kondo problem in Proc. of 12th Int. Conf. on Low Temperature Physics -- 29. Anomalous low-temperature thermal properties of glasses and spin glasses -- 30. Comments on the maximum superconducting transition temperature (with M.L. Cohen). Comment on "Model for an exciton mechanism of superconductivity" (with J.C. Inkson) -- 31. Resonating valence bonds : a new kind of insulator? -- 32. Anisotropic superfluidity in [symbol]He : a possible interpretation of its stability as a spin-fluctuation effect (with W.F. Brinkman) -- 33. Conference summary in Collective Properties of Physical Systems -- 34. Asymptotically exact methods in the Kondo problem (with G. Yuval) -- 35. Many-body effects at surfaces in Elementary Excitations in Solids, Molecules and Atoms -- 36. Conductivity from charge or spin density waves (with P.A. Lee and T.M. Rice) -- 37. Uses of solid state analogies in Elementary Particle Theory in Proc. of Conf. on Gauge Theories and Modern Field Theory -- 38. Possible consequences of negative U centers in amorphous materials -- 39. Theory of spin glasses (with S.F. Edwards) -- 40. Solution of "Solvable model of a spin glass" (with D.J. Thouless and R.G. Palmer) -- 41. Phase slippage without vortex cores : vortex textures in superfluid [symbol]He (with G. Toulouse) -- 42. Scaling theory of localization : absence of quantum diffusion in two dimensions (with E. Abrahams, D.C. Licciardello and T.V. Ramakrishnan) -- 43. Some general thoughts about broken symmetry in Symmetries and Broken Symmetries in Condensed Matter Physics -- 44. The rheology of neutron stars : vortex line pinning in the crust superfluid (with M.A. Alpar, D. Pines and J. Shaham) -- 45. Localization redux -- 46. New method for scaling theory of localization. II : multi-channel theory of a "wire" and possible extension to higher dimensionality -- 47. Definition and measurement of the electrical and thermal resistances (with H.-L. Engquist) -- 48. Suggested model for prebiotic evolution : the use of chaos -- 49. Chemical pseudopotentials -- 50. Spin glass Hamiltonians : a bridge between biology, statistical mechanics and computer science in Emerging Syntheses in Science -- 51. Measurement in quantum theory and the problem of complex systems in The Lessons of Quantum Theory -- 52. It's not over till the fat lady sings -- 53. Spin Glass I : a scaling law rescued. Spin glass II : is there a phase transition? Spin glass III : theory raises its head. Spin Glass IV : glimmerings of trouble. Spin glass V : real power brought to bear. Spin glass VI : spin glass as cornucopia. Spin glass VII : spin glass as paradigm -- 54. Epilogue in Valence Instabilities and Related Narrow-band Phenomena -- 55. Present status of theory : l/N approach n Proc. of 1983 NATO/CAP Inst. "Moment Formation in Solids"--56. The problem of fluctuating valence in f-electron metals in Windsurfing in the Fermi sea -- 57. Gutzwiller-Hubbard lattice-gas model with variable density : application to normal liquid [symbol]He (with D. Vollhardt and P. Wöffle) -- 58. Some ideas on the Aesthetics of Science lecture given at the 50th Anniversary seminar of the Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University, Japan -- 59. Theoretical paradigms for the Sciences of Complexity Nishima Memorial Lecture, Department of Physics, Keio University -- 60. 50 years of the Mott phenomenon : insulators, magnets, solids, and superconductors as aspects of strong-repulsion theory in Frontiers and Borderlines in Many-Particle Physics -- 61. Theories of Fullerene T[symbol]'s which will not work -- 62. The Reverend Thomas Bayes, needles in haystacks, and the fifth force -- 63. The eightfold way to the theory of complexity : a prologue in Complexity -- 64. Magnetic field induced confinement in strongly correlated anisotropic materials (with S.P. Strong and D.G. Clarke) -- 65. Physics : the opening to complexity -- 66. Beyond chaos : singular distributions and power laws -- 67. Essay review - science : a 'dappled world' or a 'seamless web'? -- 68. RVB redux : a synergistic theory of high T[symbol] cuprates in The Universality of Physics, A Festschrift in Honor of Deng Feng Wang -- 69. Physics of the pseudogap phase of high T[symbol] cuprates, or, RVB meets Umklapp -- 70. In praise of unstable fixed points : the way things actually work -- 71. Rise of complexity, 1953-2002 -- 72. The physics behind high-temperature superconducting cuprates : the 'plain vanilla' version of RVB (with P.A. Lee, M. Randeria, T.M. Rice, N. Trivedi and F.C. Zhang)