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Cambridge University Press - Solid State Physics Textbook

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Description

Master the fundamentals of condensed matter with this comprehensive textbook from Cambridge University Press. This updated edition covers essential concepts in solid state physics, focusing on the study of crystalline solids. The text guides readers from the basic understanding of crystal lattices through to advanced concepts like reciprocal space and Brillouin zones. Designed for students and researchers, the material builds a strong foundation in lattice vibrations, the theory of metals, and semiconductors. A significant portion of the book is dedicated to the theme of lattice periodicity and its various physical consequences. Beyond periodicity, the text provides detailed coverage of other vital phenomena, including superconductivity, magnetic resonance, and the dielectric and magnetic properties of materials. This resource serves as a complete guide for anyone studying the electromagnetic and structural properties of solids.

Key Features

Comprehensive coverage of crystalline solids, starting from crystal lattices and moving into reciprocal space and Brillouin zones.

In-depth exploration of lattice periodicity and its many consequences throughout eighty percent of the text.

Detailed theoretical development for lattice vibrations, semiconductor physics, and the theory of metals.

Specialized sections dedicated to superconductivity and magnetic resonance phenomena.

Extensive study of the dielectric and magnetic properties that control major aspects of solid state physics.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
21 August 2008
Listed Since
29 September 2006

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