Ginzburg Landau theory of condensates : thermodynamics dynamics and formation of topological matter Ginzburg Landau Theory is an important tool in condensed matter physics research describing the ordered phases of condensed matter including the dynamics elasticity and thermodynamics of the condensed configurations. In this systematic introduction to Ginzberg Landau Theory both common and topological excitations are considered on the same footing (including their thermodynamics and dynamical phenomena). The role of the topological versus energetic considerations is made clear. Required mathematics (symmetry including lattice translation topology and perturbative techniques are introduced as needed. The results are illustrated using arguably most fascinating class of such systems high Tc superconductors subject to magnetic field. This book is an important reference for both researchers and graduate students working in condensed matter physics or can act as a textbook for those taking advanced courses on these topics The phenomenological (Landau) description of the ordered condensed matter from magnets to Bose condensates Simplest topological defects Topological defects and their classification Repulsion between solitons and viable vortex matter created by a Gauge field Abrikosov vortices created by the magnetic field Structure and magnetization of the vortex lattice within London approximation Structure and magnetization of the vortex lattice within Abrikosov approximation Linear stability analysis of the homogeneous states Stability and the excitation spectrum of the single soliton and the vortex lattice Forces on solitons pinning and elasticity of the vortex matter Dynamics of the order parameter field Solitary waves Viscous flow of the Abrikosov flux lattice Statistical physics of mesoscopic degrees of freedom The Landau Wilson approach to statistical physics of the interacting field fluctuations Thermal fluctuations in the vortex matter.