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Введение в физику твердого тела (edición 1978)

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Since the publication of the first edition over 50 years ago, Introduction to Solid State Physics has been the standard solid state physics text for physics students. The author's goal from the beginning has been to write a book that is accessible to undergraduates and consistently teachable. The emphasis in the book has always been on physics rather than formal mathematics. With each new edition, the author has attempted to add important new developments in the field without sacrificing the book's accessibility and teachability. * A very important chapter on nanophysics has been written by an active worker in the field. This field is the liveliest addition to solid state science during the past ten years * The text uses the simplifications made possible by the wide availability of computer technology. Searches using keywords on a search engine (such as Google) easily generate many fresh and useful references… (más)
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My undergrad solid state text. ( )
  sfj2 | Dec 1, 2023 |
Some of the derivations left a lot to be desired, and the book's text was hard to follow.
  lemontwist | Sep 3, 2023 |
Indeholder "About the Author", "Preface", "Contents", "Guide to Tables", "Some General References", "Chapter 1: Crystal Structure", " Periodic Array of Atoms", " Lattice Translation Vectors and Lattices", " Symmetry Operations", " The Basis and the Crystal Structure", " Primitive Lattice Cell", " Fundamental Types of Lattices", " Two-Dimensional Lattice Types", " Three-Dimensional Lattice Types", " Index System for Crystal Planes", " Simple Crystal Structures", " Sodium Chloride Structure", " Cesium Chloride Structure", " Hexagonal Close-Packed Structure", " Diamond Structure", " Cubic Zinc Sulfide Structure", " Hexagonal Zinc Sulfide (Wurtzite) Structure", " Occurrence of Nonideal Crystal Structures", " Random Stacking and Polytypism", " Glasses", " Collections of Crystal Structure Data", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Tetrahedral Angles", " 2. Indices of Planes", " 3. Hcp Structure", " References", "Chapter 2: Crystal Diffraction and The Reciprocal Lattice", " Crystal Diffraction and The Reciprocal Lattice", " The Incident Beam", " X-Rays", " Neutrons", " Electrons", " Bragg Law", " Experimental Diffraction Methods", " Laue Method", " Rotating-Crystal Method", " Powder Method", " Derivation of Scattered Wave Amplitude", " Fourier Analysis", " Reciprocal Lattice Vectors", " Diffraction Conditions", " Brillouin Zones", " Reciprocal Lattice to sc Lattice", " Reciprocal Lattice to bcc Lattice", " Reciprocal Lattice to fcc Lattice", " Atomic Form Factor", " Temperature Dependence of the Reflection Lines", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Inversion of Fourier Series", " 2. Interplanar Separation", " 3. Diffraction from a Linear Array and a Square Array", " 4. Hexagonal Space Lattice", " 5. Volume of Brillouin Zone", " 6. Width of Diffraction Maximum", " 7. Neutron Cutoff Filter", " 8. Structure Factor of Diamond", " 9. Form Factor of Atomic Hydrogen", " 10. Diatomic Line", " References", "Chapter 3: Crystal Binding", " Crystals of Inert Gases", " Van der Waals-London Interaction", " Repulsive Interaction", " Equilibrium Lattice Constants", " Cohesive Energy", " Compressibility and Bulk Modulus", " Ionic Crystals", " Electrostatic of Madelung Energy", " Evaluation of the Madelung Constant", " Covalent Crystals", " Metal Crystals", " Hydrogen-Bonded Crystals", " Atomic Radii", " Tetrahedral Covalent Radii", " Ionic Crystal Radii", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Quantum Solid", " 2. Cohesive Energy of bcc and fcc Neon", " 3. Solid Molecular Hydrogen", " 4. Possibility of Ionic Crystals R+R-", " 5. Linear Ionic Crystal", " 6. Cubic ZnS Structure", " 7. Bulk Modulus of LiF", " 8. Divalent Ionic Crystals", " 9. High Pressure Experiments", " References", " Notation", "Chapter 4: Phonons I. Lattice Vibrations", " Vibrations of Monatomic Lattices", " First Brillouin Zone", " Group Velocity", " Long Wavelength or Continuum Limit", " Derivation of Force Constants from Experiment", " Lattice With Two Atoms per Primitive Cell", " Quantization of Lattice Vibrations", " Phonon Momentum", " Inelastic Scattering of Neutrons by Phonons", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Vibrations of Square Lattice", " 2. Monatomic Linear Lattice", " 3. Continuum Wave Equation", " 4. Basis of Two Unlike Atoms", " 5. Kohn Anomaly", " 6. Diatomic Chain", " 7. Atomic Vibrations in a Metal", " 8. Soft Phonon Modes", " References", "Chapter 5: Phonons II. Thermal Properties", " Lattice Heat Capacity", " Planck Distribution", " Einstein Model", " Enumeration of Normal Models", " Density of Modes in One Dimension", " Density of Modes in Three Dimensions", " Example: General Result for D(omega)", " Debye Model of the Lattice Heat Capacity", " Debye T^3 Law", " Heat Capacity of Glasses and Amorphous Solids", " Anharmonic Crystal Interactions", " Thermal Expansion", " Thermal Conductivity", " Lattice Thermal Resistivity", " Umklapp Processes", " Imperfections", " Problems", " 1. Singularity in Density of Modes", " 2. Rms Thermal Dilation of Crystal Cell", " 3. Zero Point Lattice Displacement and Strain", " 4. Heat Capacity of One-Dimensional Lattice and Layer Lattice", " 5. Grüneisen Constant", " 6. Density of Modes of Square Lattice", " References", "Chapter 6: Free Electron Fermi Gas", " Energy Levels and Density of Orbitals in One Dimension", " Effect of Temperature on the Fermi-Dirac Distribution", " Free Electron Gas in Three Dimensions", " Heat Capacity of the Electron Gas", " Experimental Heat Capacity of Metals", " Electrical Conductivity and Ohm's Law", " Experimental Electrical Resistivity of Metals", " Motion in Magnetic Fields", " Hall Effect", " Thermal Conductivity of Metals", " Ratio of Thermal to Electrical Conductivity", " Problems", " 1. Kinetic Energy of Electron Gas", " 2. Pressure and Bulk Modulus of an Electron Gas", " 3. Chemical Potential in Two Dimensions", " 4. Fermi Gases in Astrophysics", " 5. Liquid He^3", " 6. Frequency Dependence of the Electrical Conductivity", " 7. Dynamic Magnetoconductivity Tensor for Free Electrons", " 8. Cohesive Energy of Free Electron Fermi Gas", " 9. Static Magnetoconductivity Tensor", " References", "Chapter 7: Energy Bands", " Nearly Free Electron Model", " Origin of the Energy Gap", " Magnitude of the Energy Gap", " Bloch Functions", " Kronig-Penney Model", " Wave Equation of Electron in a Periodic Potential", " Restatement of the Bloch Theorem", " Crystal Momentum of an Electron", " Solution of the Central Equation", " Empty Lattice Approximation", " Approximate Solution Near a Zone Boundary", " Number of Orbitals in a Band", " Metals and Insulators", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Square Lattice, Free Electron Energies", " 2. Free Electron Energies in Reduced Zone", " 3. Kronig-Penney Model", " 4. Potential Energy in the Diamond Structure", " 5. Complex Wavevectors in the Energy Gap", " 6. Square Lattice", " References", "Chapter 8: Semiconductor Crystals", " Band Gap", " Equations of Motion", " Fuller Derivation of nk = F", " Holes", " Effective Mass", " Physical Basis of the Effective Mass", " Effective Masses in Semiconductors", " Silicon and Germanium", " Intrinsic Carrier Concentration", " Mobility in the Intrinsic Region", " Impurity Conductivity", " Thermal Ionization of Donors and Acceptors", " Mobility in the Presence of Impurities", " Thermoelectric Effects in Semiconductors", " Semimetals", " Amorphous Semiconductors", " p-n Junctions", " Rectification", " Solar Cells and Photovoltaic Detectors", " Schottky Barrier", " Gunn Effect Oscillators", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Impurity Orbits", " 2. Ionization of Donors", " 3. Hall Effect with Two Carrier Types", " 4. Cyclotron Resonance", " 5. Donor Ionization", " 6. Magnetoresistance with Two Carrier Types", "Chapter 9: Fermi Surfaces and Metals", " Construction of Fermi Surfaces", " Electron Orbits, Hole Orbits, and Open Orbits", " Calculation of Energy Bands", " Tight-Binding Method for Energy Bands", " Wigner-Seitz Method", " Cohesive Energy", " Pseudopotentials", " Experimental Methods in Fermi Surface Studies", " Quantization of Orbits in a Magnetic Field", " De Haas-van Alphen Effect", " Extremal Orbits", " Fermi Surface of Copper", " Example: Fermi Surface of Gold", " Magnetic Breakdown", " Electrical Resistivity", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Brillouin Zones of Rectangular Lattice", " 2. Brillouin Zone. Rectangular Lattice", " 3. Hexagonal Close-Packed Structure", " 4. Brillouin Zones of Two-Dimensional Divalent Metal", " 5. Open Orbits", " 6. Cohesive Energy for a Square Well Potential", " 7. De Haas-van Alphen Period of Potassium", " 8. Band Edge Structure on k . p Pertubation Theory", " 9. Wannier Functions", " 10. Open Orbits and Magnetoresistance", " References", "Chapter 10: Plasmons, Polaritons, and Polarons", " Dielectric Function of the Electron Gas", " Plasma Optics", " Dispersion Relation for Electromagnetic Waves", " Transverse Optical Modes in a Plasma", " Longitudinal Plasma Oscillations", " Plasmons", " Electrostatic Screening", " Mott Metal-Insulator Transition", " Screening and Phonons in Metals", " Polaritons and the LST Relation", " Electron-Electron Interaction", " Electron-Phonon Interaction: Polarons", " Peierls Instability of Linear Metals", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Surface Plasmons", " 2. Interface Plasmons", " 3. Alfvén Waves", " 4. Helicon Waves", " 5. Plasmon Mode of a Sphere", " 6. Magnetoplasma Frequency", " 7. Photon Branch of Low Wavevector", " 8. Plasma Frequency and Electrical Conductivity", " 9. Bulk Modulus of the Fermi Gas", " 10. Response of Electron Gas", " 11. Gap Plasmons and the van der Waals Interaction", " References", "Chapter 11: Optical Processes and Excitons", " Optical Reflectance", " Kramers-Kronig Relations", " Mathematical Note", " Example: Conductivity of Collisionless Electron Gas", " Electronic Interband Transitions", " Excitons", " Frenkel Excitons", " Alkali Halides", " Molecular Crystals", " Weakly Bound Excitons", " Exciton Condensation into Electron-Hole Drops (EHD)", " Raman Effect in Crystals", " Electron Spectroscopy with X-Rays", " Energy Loss of Fast Particles in a Solid", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Causality and the Response Function", " 2. Dissipation Sum Rule", " 3. Reflection at Normal Incidence", " 4. Conductivity Sum Rule and Superconductivity", " 5. Dielectric Constant and the Semiconductor Energy Gap", " 6. Hagen-Rubens Relation for Infrared Reflectivity of Metals", " 7. Davydov Splitting of Exciton Lines", " References", "Chapter 12: Superconductivity", " Experimental Survey", " Occurrence of Superconductivity", " Destruction of Superconductivity by Magnetic Fields", " Meissner Effect", " Heat Capacity", " Energy Gap", " Microwave and Infrared Properties", " Isotope Effect", " Theoretical Survey", " Thermodynamics of the Superconducting Transition", " London Equation", " Coherence Length", " BCS Theory of Superconductivity", " Problems", " 1. Magnetic Field Penetration in a Plate", " 2. Critical Field of Thin Films", " 3. Two-Fluid Model of a Superconductor", " 4. Structure of a Vortex", " 5. London Penetration Depth", " 6. Diffraction Effect of Josephson Junction", " 7. Meissner Effect in Sphere", " References", "Chapter 13: Dielectrics and Ferroelectrics", " Macroscopic Electric Field", " Depolarization Field, E1", " Local Electric Field at an Atom", " Lorentz Field, E2", " Field of Dipoles Inside Cavity E3", " Dielectric Constant and Polarizability", " Electronic Polarizability", " Ferroelectric Crystals", " Classification of Ferroelectric Crystals", " Polarization Catastrophe", " Landau Theory of the Phase Transition", " Second-Order Transition", " First-Order Transition", " Soft Optical Phonons", " Antiferroelectricity", " Ferroelectric Domains", " Piezoelectricity", " Ferroelectricity", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Atomic Hydrogen", " 2. Conducting Sphere", " 3. Effect of Air Gap", " 4. Interfacial Polarization", " 5. Polarization of Sphere", " 6. Ferroelectric Criterion", " 7. Saturation Polarization", " 8. Dielectric Constant Below Transition", " 9. Soft Modes", " 10. Ferroelectric Linear Array", " Notation", "Chapter 14: Diamagnetism and Paramagnetism", " Langevin Diamagnetism Equation", " Quantum Theory of Diamagnetism of Mononuclear Systems", " Rare Earth Ions", " Hund Rules", " Iron Group Ions", " Crystal Field Splitting", " Quanching of the Orbital Angular Momentum", " Cooling by Adiabatic Demagnetization of a Paramagnetic Salt", " Nuclear Demagnetization", " Paramagnetic Susceptibility of Conduction Electrons", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Diamagnetic Susceptibility of Atomic Hydrogen", " 2. Hund Rules", " 3. Triplet Excited States", " 4. Heat Capacity from Internal Degrees of Freedom", " 5. Pauli Spin Susceptibility", " 6. Conduction Electron Ferromagnetism", " 7. Two-Level System", " 8. Paramagnetism of S-1 System", " 9. Cooling by Adiabatic Magnetization", " References", " Notation", "Chapter 15: Ferromagnetism and Antiferromagnetism", " Ferromagnetic Order", " Curie Point and the Exchange Integral", " Temperature Dependence of the Saturation Magnetization", " Saturation Magnetization at Absolute Zero", " Magnons", " Thermal Excitation of Magnons", " Neutron Magnetic Scattering", " Ferrimagnetic Order", " Curie Temperature and Susceptibility of Ferrimagnets", " Antiferromagnetic Order", " Susceptibility Below the Néel Temperature", " Antiferromagnetic Magnons", " Ferromagnetic Domains", " Anisotropy Energy", " Transition Region Between Domains", " Origin of Domains", " Coercive Force and Hysteresis", " Magnetic Bubble Domains", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Magnon Dispersion Relation", " 2. Heat Capacity of Magnons", " 3. Néel Temperature", " 4. Magnetoelastic Coupling", " 5. Coercive Force of a Small Particle", " 6. Saturation Magnetization Near the Curie Temperature", " References", " Notation", "Chapter 16: Magnetic Resonance", " Nuclear Magnetic Resonance", " Equations of Motion", " Line Width", " Motional Narrowing", " Hyperfine Splitting", " Examples: Paramagnetic Point Defects", " Knight Shift", " Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance", " Ferromagnetic Resonance", " Shape Effects in FMR", " Spin Wave Resonance", " Antiferromagnetic Resonance", " Electron Paramagnetic Resonance", " Exchange Narrowing", " Zero-Field Splitting", " Principle of Maser Action", " Three-Level Maser", " Ruby Laser", " Semiconductor Junction Lasers", " Summary", " Problems", " 1. Equivalent Electrical Circuit", " 2. Rotating Coordinate System", " 3. Hyperfine Effects on ESR in Metals", " 4. FMR in the Anisotropy Field", " 5. Exchange Frequency Resonance", " 6. Rf Saturation", " Notation", "Chapter 17: Point Defects and Alloys", " Lattice Vacancies", " Diffusion", " Metals", " Color Centers", " F Centers", " Other Centers in Alkali Halides", " Alloys", " Magnetic Alloys and the Kondo Effect", " Order-Disorder Transformation", " Elementary Theory of Order", " Problems", " 1. Frenkel Defects", " 2. Schottky Vacancies", " 3. F Center", " 4. Superlattice Lines in Cu3Au", " 5. Configurational Heat Capacity", " References", "Chapter 18: Dislocations", " Shear Strength of Single Crystals", " Slip", " Dislocations", " Burgers Vectors", " Stress Fields of Dislocations", " Low-angle Grain Boundaries", " Dislocation Densities", " Dislocation Multiplication and Slip", " Strength of Alloys", " Dislocations and Crystal Growth", " Whiskers", " Problems", " 1. Lines of Closest Packing", " 2. Dislocation Pairs", " 3. Force on Dislocation", " References", "Author Index", "Subject Index".

Her står en masse, men fx ikke noget om LED, så man skal nok have fat i en nyere udgave. ( )
  bnielsen | Mar 13, 2022 |
É de compreensão muito fácil. As formulas estão no sistema CGS e SI, em que as últimas estão sempre destacadas do resto do texto.

No entanto não tem soluções no fim do livro, mas penso que é possível encontra alguma coisa online. ( )
  Rafaeltm | Jan 5, 2021 |
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Since the publication of the first edition over 50 years ago, Introduction to Solid State Physics has been the standard solid state physics text for physics students. The author's goal from the beginning has been to write a book that is accessible to undergraduates and consistently teachable. The emphasis in the book has always been on physics rather than formal mathematics. With each new edition, the author has attempted to add important new developments in the field without sacrificing the book's accessibility and teachability. * A very important chapter on nanophysics has been written by an active worker in the field. This field is the liveliest addition to solid state science during the past ten years * The text uses the simplifications made possible by the wide availability of computer technology. Searches using keywords on a search engine (such as Google) easily generate many fresh and useful references

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