Publication list post 2000
Philip W
Do we Need (or Want) a Bosonic Glue to Pair Electrons in High Tc Superconductors
cond-mat/0609040
Philip W
Two New Vortex Fluids
cond-mat/0606429; sub to Nature Phys
Philip W
Dynamics of the Vortex Fluid in Cuprate Superconductors: The Nernst Effect
Cond-mat/0603726
B Edegger, Claudius Gros, V Muthukumar, PWA
Electronic Structure of Gutzwiller Projected Superconductors
cond-mat/0512646 submitted to PNAS: accepted
Philip W A
The “Strange Metal” is a Projected Fermi Liquid with Edge Singularities
cond-mat/0512471;sub to Nature Physics--accepted
Philip W A
Present Status of the Theory of High Tc Cuprates
cond-mat/0510053
TBP, Journal of Low Temperature Physics
P W A, W F Brinkman, David A Huse
Thermodynamics of an Incommensurate Quantum Crystal
Cond-mat/0507654
Science 310, 1164 2005
Philip A
Physics of a Superfluid Solid
cond-mat/0504731
Philip A
Physics of the Pseudogap State: Spin-Charge Locking
cond-mat/0504453
Phys Rev Lett 96, 017001 (2006)
P W A
A Suggested 4x4 Structure is Underdoped Cuprates
cond-mat/0406038
P W A, N P Ong
Theory of Asymmetric Tunneling in the Cuprate Superconductors
cond-mat/0405518; J Phys Chem Solids 67, 1-5 (2006)
N P Ong, Weida Wu, P M Chaikin, P W A
Phase Coherence and the Nernst Effect at Magic Angles in Organic Conductorscond-mat/0401159
Europhys Lett 66, 579 2004
The Physics behind High-Temperature Superconducting Cuprates: the “Plain Vanilla” Theory
P W A, P A Lee, Mohit Randeria, T M Rice, N Trivedi, F C Zhang
cond-mat/0311467
J Phys Cond Matt 16, R755 2004
“New Zero-resistance State” in Heterojunctions: a Dynamical Effect
P W A, W F Brinkman
cond-mat/0302129
In Praise of Unstable Fixed Points: The Way Things Actually Work
Philip W A
cond-mat/0201431
journal?
Superconductivity In High Tc Cuprates: The Cause is no Longer a Mystery
Philip W A
cond-mat/0201439
Physica Scripta, 2002
Physics of the Pseudogap State of High Tc Cuprates, or, RVB Meets Umklapp
Philip W A
Cond-mat/0108522
Journal?
RVB Revisited
Philip W A
cond-mat/0104332
given 1999, published in memorial book for Deng Feng Wang, “The Universality of Physics” (Plenum)
List (very incomplete) of Book reviews (also reverse chronological order). THES is Times Higher Ed Supp. See my full bibliography for a more complete list.
2006
F Collins, The Hand of God, and Richard Dawkins, the God Delusion, THES
Peter Woit, Not even Wrong, THES
Joel Shurkin, Broken Genius, the life of William Shockley, THES
2005
Barrow, Davies, Harper eds, Science and Ultimate Reality (Nature, I think)
R B Laughlin, A Different Universe (Science)
Average 2 or 3 a year for ten years at least. Some highlights: Facing Upwards, Weinberg; Fractured Physics, Cartwright, in journal of philosophy of science; Fritz London, by Gavroglu; Real Science, by Ziman; Geons & Quantum Foam, by Wheeler & Ford
BOOKS:
Theory of Magnetism, 1954, U of Tokyo (“little red book” privately distributed)
Concepts in Solids, Benjamin, 1963 (Cambridge lectures, 1961-2)
Basic Notions of Cond Mat Phys, Addison Wesley 1983
Theory of High tc Superconductivity, Princeton U Press, 1997
Career in Theoretical Physics, World, 1st ed 1994, 2nd ed (revised) 2004. (Selected Papers)
List (incomplete) of named honorary lectures and visiting lectureships
Regents' Lecture U of Cal SD, 1967 (More is Different)
London Lecture, Duke, about 1968, Coherence in Superconductivity
Loeb Lectures, Harvard, about 1964(disorder)
Van Vleck Lecture, Wisconson,1970's (J H Van Vleck and Magnetism?)(or Just What do you Do?)
Cherwell-simon Lecture, Oxford, 1979: Dissipative Structures and Life
Bethe Lectures, Cornell, 1986 Science and Politics; Just what do you do; one other
Lecture Series, Tsing Hua University, Beijing, 1980 (disorder and localization)
Nobel Series, Wash Acad Sci: just what do you do? date?
Krishnan Lecture, New Delhi, 1987, Cond Mat Phys
Loeb Lecture, (History of Science), harvard, 1999, Mott and Slater
Mott Lecture, U Fla, 2000 Mott, Slater, and P R
Mueller lecture, Penn State, 2002, High tc
Mott Lecture Loughborough,, 2003 Mott and Slater
Green College Lecture, UBC, Nov 2004 Emergence
Mott 100th B'day, Cambridge 2005 Persistence is indispensable... Geneva 2006, Martin Peter Colloquium “RVB after All”
also gustavus adolphus, named vis prof ,series of lectures on complexity, 1996; and eastman Prof Balliol, Oxford, and college de france vis prof, 1995
Prizes and Honorary degrees
Buckley Prize, 1963
Am Acad A&S, 1963
NAS, 1967
Dannie Heinemann, Gottingen, 1975
Nobel, 1977
Royal Soc (London), (foreign member) 1978
D Sc (hon) U Illinois, 1978
Guthrie Medal, Inst of Phys 1979
DSc Rutgers, 1982
Nat’l Medal, 1983
Accademia Lincei, 1985
Russian Acad Sci, 1990
Am Philos Soc, 1993
Japan Academy, 1994
Ecole Normale Superieure, hon DSc 1993
Centennial Medal Harvard 1995
BA,hon, Gustavus Adolphus College 1996
John Bardeen Prize, 1997
DSc hon, U of Sheffield, 1999
D Sc hon, Tokyo University, 2003
(Misc Honorary fellowships: Jesus Colllege Cambridge, Institute of Physics, Washington Acad Sci, N Y Acad Sci, etc)
Career
1997-present, Joseph Henry Prof of Physics emeritus, Princeton
1984-97 J H Prof “
1975-84 Prof of Physics, half-time
1975-84 Consulting Director, Physics, Bell Labs
1967-75 Professor of Physics, Cambridge Univ (2/3 time)
1967-75 Asst Director, Physics Research, Bell Labs(2/3 time)
1965-67 Dept Chairman theory Dept, Bell Labs
1949-65 Member of Staff, Bell Tel Labs (except:
1953-4 Fulbright Lecturer, U of Tokyo)
1945-49 GSAS, Harvard; PHD 49)
1943-45, member of Staff Naval research Lab, DC(1944-45 Ch Sp(X), USN)
1940-43, Harvard College (BS scl43)
1935-40, University High School, Urbana Ill
Member Coucil and Exec Comm, APS 1979-84
Member Council, NAS, 1976-79, 1989-92
Long-time Trustee and honorary general member, Aspen center for Physics; Chairman of the Board, 1980-85
Vice Chmn Science Board, Member Science Steering Committee, Santa Fe Inst 1986-2001; External Prof to present.
Editor “Physics”, 1965-70 (Pergamon Press)