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《固态物理学》We began this project in 1968 to fill a gap we each felt acutely after several years of teaching introductory solid state physics to Cornell students of physics,chemistry,engineering,and materials science.Inboth undergraduate and graduate courses we had to resort to a patchwork array of reading assingnments,assembled from some halp dozen texts and treatises This was only partly because of the gread diversity of the subject ;the main problem lay in its dual nature.On the one hand an introduction to solid state physics must describe in some detail the vast range of real solids,with an emphasis on representative data and illustrative examples.On the other hand there is now a well-established basic theory of solids,with which and seriously interested student must become familiar.

目录

Preface

Important Tables

Suggestions for Using the Book

1.The Drued Theory of Metals

2.The Sommerfeld Theory of Metals

3.Failures of the Free Electron Model

4.Crystal Lattices

5.The Reciproal Lattice

6.Determination of Crystal Structures by X-Ray Diffraction

7.Classification of Bravais Lattices and Crystal Structures

8.Electron Levels in a Periodic Potential:General Properties

9.Electrons in a Weak Periodic Potential

10.The Tight-Binding Method

11.Other Methods for Calculating Band Structure

12.The Semiclassical Model of Electron Dynamics

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《固态物理学》We began this project in 1968 to fill a gap we each felt acutely after several years of teaching introductory solid state physics to Cornell students of physics,chemistry,engineering,and materials science.Inboth undergraduate and graduate courses we had to resort to a patchwork array of reading assingnments,assembled from some halp dozen texts and treatises This was only partly because of the gread diversity of the subject ;the main problem lay in its dual nature.On the one hand an introduction to solid state physics must describe in some detail the vast range of real solids,with an emphasis on representative data and illustrative examples.On the other hand there is now a well-established basic theory of solids,with which and seriously interested student must become familiar.