Physics 172: Introductory Solid State Physics




 
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Introduction to solid state physics. Crystal properties and the consequence of the periodic nature of solids. Electrons and phonons, elementary band theory, electrical and thermal transport. Charge density waves and Fermi surface instabilities. Semiconductor physics. Superconductivity.

Aims:
1. examine principles of electrons and phonons in solids
2. application to advanced concepts, including charge density waves and superconductivity
3. provide a foundation for graduate research in CMP or technology-related industry


Class times: Spring 2007, MW 3:15 - 4:45
Location: TCSEQ Hewlett 103

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Fisher Research Group
Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials
Dept. of Applied Physics
Stanford University
CA 94305-4045
Last updated: March 27th 2007