Solid State Physics. Structure and Properties of Materials

Document from the year 2020 in the subject Physics - Other, grade: 4.00 (very good), , language: English, abstract: This volume has study of crystal structure, the crystal bindings in solids, free electron theory, crystal defects, color centers, semiconductors, and superconductivity is made to fulfill the requirements of different kinds of readers. Electrical properties of metals, especially band theory of solids, magnetic properties of materials and dielectric properties of materials are discussed in details with fairness. Magnetic properties of materials id est, the classical theory of magnetism and the Quantum theory of magnetism have been discussed in two different Chapters. In the same way, the Classical statistical mechanics and the Quantum statistical mechanics have been discussed in two different chapters. This volume has to present illustrative examples of both the ideas and the methods. The book is intended as a text book on Solid State Physics for undergraduate, graduate, and Masters Levels and also as a reference book for anyone who is interested in this field of enquiry. It is to be noted that the purpose of this book is to cover the basic principles and methods of Solid State Physics which are usually included in the course of teaching Physics at the undergraduate, graduate, and Masters Levels. We hope that this book will be useful to the students and teachers in the different universities around the world.

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About the book (back cover text): This book has been written with the notion that a wave is associated with a particle i.e. wave and particle coexist. Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has been described taking this into account. This volume has a threefold purposes: [i] to explain the physical concepts of Quantum Mechanics, [ii] to describe mathematical formalism, and [iii] to present illustrative examples of both ideas and methods. The book is intended as a text book on Quantum Mechanics for undergraduate and graduate levels and also as a reference book for anyone who is interested in this field of enquiry. The book consists of 17 chapters. Particular interest of the readers will be attracted to the chapters on Matrix formulation, variational and WKB methods, general angular momentum and their addition. Author biography (back cover text): The author is Dr Muhammad Alauddin Khan (alauddinkhan009472@gmail.com), Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Government M. C. College, National University, Sylhet 3100, Bangladesh. He has been teaching Physics for more than 25 years for upper undergraduate and graduate students. The book is based on his lectures to the students.