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Condensed matter physics / Chemical engineering / Ceramic engineering / Dielectrics / Insulator / Stoneware / Topological insulator / Phase / Properties of water / Physics / Chemistry / Matter
Date: 2014-09-01 04:37:45
Condensed matter physics
Chemical engineering
Ceramic engineering
Dielectrics
Insulator
Stoneware
Topological insulator
Phase
Properties of water
Physics
Chemistry
Matter

What is topological matter & why do we care? Part 1: what are topological insulators? Eddy Ardonne thanks to:

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