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    What is a phase transition?Phase Transitions A phase transition is an abrupt, discontinuous change in the properties of a system. We’ve already seen one example of a phase transition in our discussion of Bose-Einstein condensation. In that case, we had to look fairly closely to see the discontinuity: it was lurking in the derivative of the heat capacity.
    What are the 2 types of phase transitions?There are 2 basic types of phase transitions: first order and second order. Water–to–ice (or liquid–to–crystalline solid) is an example of a first order phase transition. Typically a first order phase transition is associated with a discontinuity ∆S in the entropy.
    What is the Landau theory of phase transitions?In this brief set of Lectures I propose to outline one of the basic theoretical tools for describing phase transitions, the Landau Theory of Phase Transitions. This was de-veloped by Landau in the 1940’s, originally to describe superconductivity. The procedure is general, and is one of the most useful tools in condensed matter physics.
    What drives a phase transition?A phase transition can be driven by many parameters — temperature, pressure, chemical com-position, magnetic or electric field etc. If the driving parameter is temperature, the high-temperature phase is almost always more disordered, i.e., has a higher symmetry than the low-temperature phase.
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