Review of solid state physics

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Review of solid state physics Lesson 2: Review of solid state physics

A) Short review of quantum mechanics - De Broglie relation - Heisenberg uncertainty principle - Schrödinger wave equation and applications Time-dependent

Engineering VEngineering the nanostructure electronic properties Time-independent Engineering VEngineering the nanostructure electronic properties Free particle: V=0 Hydrogen atom: V1/r

Harmonic oscillator: Vr2 Infinite square well potential: V(z)=0, 0<z<a; V(z)=, z<0, z>a E V0 z a

- Fermi-Dirac distribution It plays a key role in the distribution of electrons in nanostructures

B) Free electron model of a solid; Density of states function

Born-von Karman conditions

Density of states

T=0 K

C) Bloch theorem Bloch states

D) Electrons in crystalline solids Nearly free electron model (perturbation method) a

EG Metal: no energy gaps (free electrons, parabola) Semiconductors: EG~0.7-3 eV Insulators: EG>3 eV

Riduzione alla prima zona di Brillouin

E) Dynamics of electrons in bands - Equation of motion

Crystal momentum

- Effective mass

- Holes

E) Lattice vibrations (Phonons) - 1D monoatomic lattice

- 1D biatomic lattice

- Phonons