Table of contents for Solid state physics / Mircea S. Rogalski and Stuart B. Palmer.


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Chapter I      SYSTEMS OF ATOMS
1.1. The Adiabatic Approximation
     Example 1.1. The molecular harmonic vibration
     Solved problems
1.2. The Covalent Bond
     Example 1.2. The molecular bond
     Example 1.3. The molecular orbital method
     Solved problems
1.3. The Ionic Bond
     Solved problems
1.4. The Metallic Bond
     Solved problems
Chapter 2      LATTICE SYMMETRY
2.1. Symmetry Operations
     Example 2.1. Symmetry algebra
     Example 2.2. Point symmetry
     Solved problems
2.2. Crystal Lattices
     Example 2.3. The stereographic projection
     Solved problems
Chapter 3     LATTICE AND STRUCTURE
3.1. The Reciprocal Lattice
Example 3.1. The zone law
        Solved problems



3.2. Structure Determination
     Example 3.2. The Laue method
     Example 3.3. Powder diffraction patterns
     Solved problems
3.3. Basic Crystal Structures
     Example 3.4. The packing factor
     Solved problems
Chapter 4     LATTICE DYNAMICS
4.1. Linear Lattice Vibrations
     Example 4.1. The Debye approximation
     Solved problems
4.2. Phonons
     Solved problems
4.3. Lattice Thermal Properties
     Example 4.2. Thermal expansion
     Example 4.3. Lattice thermal conduction
     Solved problelms
Chapter 5     ELECTRON KINETICS
5.1. Free-Electron Approximation
     Example 5.1. The Fermi-Dirac distribution
     Solved problems
5.2. Electronic Thermal Properties
     Solved problems
5.3. Electronic Transport
     Example 5.2. Electrical resistivity
     Solved problems
5.4. Free Electrons in a Magnetic Field
     Example 5.3. The Landau levels of free electrons
     Example 5.4. The Hall effect
     Solved problems
Chapter 6     ELECTRON DYNAMICS
6.1. Bloch Waves
     Example 6.1. Bloch waves in a one-dimensional periodic potential
     Example 6.2. The velocity of Bloch electrons
     Solved problems



6.2. The Weak-Binding Approximation
     Example 6.3. The effective mass of Bloch electrons
     Solved problems
6.3. The Tight-Binding Approximation
     Example 6.4. Energy bands in a simple cubic lattice
     Solved problems
6.4. The Concept of Holes
     Example 6.5. Carrier effective mass
     Example 6.6. Two-band transport
     Solved problems
Chapter 7     SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS
7.1. Intrinsic Semiconductors
     Solved problems
7.2. Impurity Semiconductors
     Example 7.1. n-type and p-type semiconductors
     Solved problems
7.3. Inhomogeneous Semiconductors
     Example 7.2. Energy-band diagrams
     Example 7.3. Steady-state diffusion of excess minority carriers
     Solved problems
7.4. The pn Junction
     Example 7.4. Depletion capacitance
     Solved problems
7.5. The Junction Transistor
     Solved problems
Chapter 8     DIELECTRICS
8.1. Polarization of Dielectrics
     Example 8.1. Atomic polarizability
     Example 8.2. Ferroelectrics
     Solved problems
8.2. Ionic Solids
     Solved problems
8.3. Frequency-Dependent Polarizability
     Example 8.2. Optical constants of metals
     Solved problems



Chapter 9     SOLID STATE MAGNETISM
9.1. Diamagnetism
     Solved problems
9.2. Paramagnetism
     Solved problems
9.3. Ferromagnetism
     Example 9.1. Spin waves
     Example 9.2. Ferromagnetic materials
     Solved problems
9.4. Antiferromagnetism and Ferrimagnetism
     Solved problems
Chapter 10    SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
10.1. The Superconducting State
      Solved problems
10.2. Cooper Pairs
      Example 10.1. High-temperature superconductivity
      Solved problems
10.3. Flux Quantization
      Example 10.2. Type II superconductors
      Solved problems
Chapter 11    SOLID SURFACES
11.1. Surface Structure
      Example 11.1. Low-energy electron diffraction (LEED)
      Solved problems
11.2. Lattice Dynamics at Surfaces
      Example 11.2. Surface polaritons
      Solved problems
11.3. Surface Electronic States
      Example 11.3. The work function at metal surfaces
      Solved problems
Further Reading
Index