Introduction to Solid State PhysicsNew edition of the most widely-used textbook on solid state physics in the world. Describes how the excitations and imperfections of actual solids can be understood with simple models that have firmly established scope and power. The foundation of this book is based on experiment, application and theory. Several significant advances in the field have been added including high temperature superconductors, quasicrystals, nanostructures, superlattices, Bloch/Wannier levels, Zener tunneling, light-emitting diodes and new magnetic materials. |
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... magnetic field . The filled orbitals of the Fermi sea in the absence of a magnetic field are shaded in a and d . The energy levels in a magnetic field are shown in b , c , and e . In b the field has a value B1 such that the total energy ...
... magnetic field . The filled orbitals of the Fermi sea in the absence of a magnetic field are shaded in a and d . The energy levels in a magnetic field are shown in b , c , and e . In b the field has a value B1 such that the total energy ...
Page 361
... Magnetic field penetration into a thin film of thickness equal to the penetration depth A. The arrows indicate the intensity of the magnetic field . ( b ) Magnetic field penetration in a homogeneous bulk structure in the mixed or vortex ...
... Magnetic field penetration into a thin film of thickness equal to the penetration depth A. The arrows indicate the intensity of the magnetic field . ( b ) Magnetic field penetration in a homogeneous bulk structure in the mixed or vortex ...
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... magnetic moment — a magnetic moment even in zero applied magnetic field . The existence of a spontaneous moment suggests that electron spins and magnetic moments are arranged in a regular manner . The order need not be simple : all of ...
... magnetic moment — a magnetic moment even in zero applied magnetic field . The existence of a spontaneous moment suggests that electron spins and magnetic moments are arranged in a regular manner . The order need not be simple : all of ...
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PERIODIC ARRAYS OF ATOMS | 3 |
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INDEX SYSTEM FOR CRYSTAL PLANES | 12 |
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