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Elementary Solid State Physics: Principles and ApplicationsContents

Chapter 1  Crystal Structures and Interatomic Forces      

Chapter 2  X-Ray, Neutron, and Electron Diffraction in Crystals

Chapter 3  Lattice Vibrations: Thermal, Acoustic, and Optical Properties

Chapter 4  MetalsⅠ: The Free-Electron Model

Chapter 5  MetalsⅡ: Energy Bands in Solids

Chapter 6  Semiconductors Ⅰ: Theory

Chapter 7  Semiconductors Ⅱ: Devices

Chapter 8  Dielectric and Optical Properties of Solids

Chapter 9  Magnetism and Magnetic Resonances

Chapter 10 Superconductivity

Chapter 11 Topics in Metallurgy and Defects in Solids

Chapter 12 Materials and Solid-State Chemistry

Chapter 13 Solid-State Biophysics

Abstract

This volume is intended to serve as a general text in solid state physics for undergraduates in physics, applied physics, engineering, and other related scientific disciplines. The author also hopes that it will serve as a useful reference tool for the many workers engaged in one type of solid state research activity of another, who may be without formal training in the subject.

Since there are now many books on solid state physics available, some justification is needed for the introduction of ye t another at this time. The author suggests that this he do best by stating the goals he strove to achieve in the writing of it, and let the reader judge for himself how successful the effort may have been.

There are thirteen chapters in this book, and each chapter concludes with a number of exercises. These consist of two types: Questions, which are rather short, and intended primarily to test conceptual understanding, and Problems, which are of medium difficultly and cover the entire chapter. Virtually all the problems are solvable on the basis of material presented in the chapter, and require no appeal to more advanced references. The exercises are an integral part f the text and the reader, particularly the student taking a solid state course for the first time, is urged to attempt most of them.

 

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