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- Condensed Matter Solid State Physics Materials Science?
Condensed matter usually refers to things like superconductivity, ferromagnetism, topological insulators other topological phases (usually under solid state), liquid crystals, granular fluids, polymers (soft matter), bose-einstein condensates, cold atomic gases, among other topics Materials science seems to focus more on studying materials in order to make materials with certain properties
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Hi, I am currently studying for our third year solid state physics course We follow chapters 1-9 From Charles Kittel's "introduction to SSP" Youtube has a lot of videos on solid state physics yet i am struggling to find any video source for lectures that follow the book of Kittel I would
- Is Solid State Physics a useful class for Materials Engineering?
In many universities, solid-state physics is a junior-level course (after mechanics, E M, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics) What are the prerequisites for the solid-state physics course at your university?
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Solid State physics is the biggest division in physics I think, It depends on what you want to do with your life If you want to become a researcher, I would choose solid state physics course, since it is the basics for very much of contemporary physics Also, remember that electronics is fundamentally solid state physics (insulators, conductors, semiconducturs etc) Look at SS physics as
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Ashcroft Mermins book "Solid state physics" is IMO the best graduate level book My personal favorite SS Physics book is "Atomic and Electronic Structure of Solids" by Kaxiras because its a computational Solid State physics book
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Hi everyone, I am currently studying solid state physics from the book by Kittel(8th ed) But in this book, the chapters are like a summary of each topic and detailed explanations do not exist While proving a formula, several steps are omitted and just the results are given For this reason
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Hi, I'm following the book of Kaxiras on solid state physics and I'm a bit confused about Brillouin zone and solving Schroedinger equation in BZ Please let me to write the logical statements I've understood (maybe correct ot not): 1 Crystals are made up of atoms located periodically in
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I want to know your opinion on whether I should buy Kittlel's Introduction to Solid State Physics or some other book to study Solid State Physics I was going through the solutions manual for the book and I realized that it had only 72 questions in it I was wondering if it was enough to get a
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