Introduction to Solid State Physics forrásának megtekintése

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==General data==

*Course code: BMETE11AF05; 
*Requirements: 2/0/0/V/2;
*Semester: Fall;
*Language: English;
*Responsible teacher: [http://dept.physics.bme.hu/Mihaly_Gyorgy György Mihály], full professor
*Lecturer: Máté Vigh, assistant professor
*Department: Department of Physics 
*Programme: BSc Physics        
*Exam: Oral exam at the end of semester

==Topics==

1. Quantum distributions: Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac statistics

2. Heat capacity of solids: Einstein's model and Debye's model

3. Electrons in metals: Drude theory

4. More electrons in metals: Sommerfeld (free electron) theory

5. One-dimensional model of compressibility, sound and thermal expansion

6. Vibrations of a one-dimensional atomic chain

7. Geometry of solids: crystal structure, lattice, reciprocal lattice, Brillouin-zone

8. X-ray diffraction: Miller indices, Laue and Bragg conditions

9. X-ray diffraction II.: systematic absences, powder diffraction

10. Electrons in solids: nearly free electron model, Bloch's theorem, electronic bands

11. Electrons in solids II.: tight binding model

12. Semiconductor physics: electrons and holes, doping, impurity states, p-n junction

==Literature==

Steven H. Simon: ''The Oxford Solid State Basics''

N. W. Ashcroft and N. D. Mermin: ''Solid State Physics''

C. Kittel: ''Introduction to Solid State Physics''