Quantum phase transitions

Quantum phase transitions are changes in matter that occur because of
quantum behaviour. As opposed to classical behaviour (see classical physics
and phase changes). Normally only relevant at temperatures close to absolute
zero. For certain types of material Quantum Phase transitions are important,
for example the Bose-Einstein Condensate.

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