Transport in Condensed Matter offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to the principles that govern how charge and spin move through condensed-matter systems. The book opens with linear response theory, Green's functions, and the Boltzmann transport equation, essential tools for understanding electronic behaviour in solids. It then develops perturbation theory and diagrammatic methods, followed by a detailed treatment of impurity scattering, a crucial but often neglected ingredient in realistic transport calculations.

• Chapter 1: Linear response theory and Green functions
• Chapter 2: Perturbation Theory and Feynman diagrams
• Chapter 3: Impurities scattering
• Chapter 4: Integer quantum Hall effect
• Chapter 5: Kubo-Streda formula and anomalous Hall effect
• Chapter 6: Non-Hermitian systems
• Chapter 7: Magnon transport
• Chapter 8: Semiclassical approach, phonons, and skyrmions
• Chapter 9: Memory function
• Chapter 10: The Navier-Stokes equation