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Ashcroft N.W., Mermin N.D. — Solid State Physics
Ashcroft N.W., Mermin N.D. — Solid State Physics



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Íàçâàíèå: Solid State Physics

Àâòîðû: Ashcroft N.W., Mermin N.D.

ßçûê: en

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1976

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 826

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 13.01.2007

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
p-n junction, potential drop across, nonequilibrium      598
p-n junction, potential drop across, nonequilibrium, graph      599
p-n junction, recombination current      599
p-n junction, recombination current, related to generation current      600
p-n junction, rectification by      597—600 605—611
p-n junction, reverse bias      605
p-n junction, saturation current      600 605
P-type semiconductor      577 see
Packing fraction      83
Pade approximants      712n
Pairing      see "Bardeen Cooper Schrieffer "Cooper
Paramagnetism      653—659 see "Hund's "Susceptibility"
Paramagnetism in doped semiconductors      666
Paramagnetism, compared with diamagnetism in metals      668
Paramagnetism, compared with Larmor diamagnetism      668
Paramagnetism, Curie's law      655—659
Paramagnetism, Pauli      661—664
Paramagnetism, Pauli, effect of electron-electron interactions on      669—670
Paramagnetism, Pauli, effect of electron-phonon interactions on      663n
Paramagnetism, Pauli, susceptibilities, table of      664
Paramagnetism, Pauli, thermal corrections to      669
Paramagnetism, Van Vleck      653
Pauli exclusion principle      32 332n
Pauli exclusion principle and classical electron dynamics      51
Pauli exclusion principle and Cooper pairs      755
Pauli exclusion principle and electron scattering rate      314
Pauli exclusion principle and electron-electron scattering      346—348
Pauli exclusion principle and free electron ground state      35
Pauli exclusion principle and impenetrability of ions      379
Pauli exclusion principle and inertness of filled bands      222n
Pauli exclusion principle and magnetic interactions      674—675
Pauli exclusion principle, irrelevance of for impurity scattering      322
Pauli paramagnetism      see "Paramagnetism"
Pauli spin matrices, algebraic properties      667
Peltier coefficient      258
Peltier effect      258
Peltier effect, lack of in superconductors      256 730 751n
Penetration depth      739 see "Superconductivity"
Periodic boundary condition      see "Boundary conditions"
Periodic functions, Green's theorem for      111
Periodic functions, plane-wave expansions of      762—764
Periodic potential      132—133 192—193 330—331 see Hartree "Bloch's
Perovskite structure      557
Persistent currents      727 728—730 see
Persistent currents, decay of      751n
Persistent currents, theory of      750—751
Perturbation theory, "k • p"      765—766
Perturbation theory, and electron levels in magnetic field      647
Perturbation theory, and nearly free electron approximation      153n 156n
Phase shift      148
Phase space      221
Phase transitions, order of      556 see "Critical
Phonon drag      527—528
Phonons      see also "Anharmonic terms" "Crystal "Debye "Electron-phonon "Harmonic "Lattice "Polarization" "Umklapp
Phonons and band gap in semiconductors      566
Phonons and density of vacancies      618 638
Phonons and dielectric constant of metals      515—518
Phonons and electrical resistivity      523—528
Phonons and electron effective mass      519—521 530
Phonons and interband transitions      294
Phonons and linewidths of color centers      625
Phonons and optical properties of semiconductors      567—568
Phonons and Pauli susceptibility      663n
Phonons and specific heats      453—464
Phonons and superconductivity      739—740
Phonons and thermal conductivity      495—505
Phonons and thermal expansion      490—492 495
Phonons and thermopower      258
Phonons as quantized normal modes      453
Phonons in ionic crystals      534 547—549
Phonons in metals      512—531
Phonons, acoustic      435 437 442
Phonons, annihilation and creation operators (Bravais lattice)      781
Phonons, annihilation and creation operators (Bravais lattice), lattice with a basis      782—783
Phonons, collisions among      499
Phonons, compared with classical gas      500n 503n 506—507
Phonons, compared with photons      453 466—467
Phonons, creation, destruction, and scattering of      497—499
Phonons, crystal momentum      472 784—789
Phonons, Debye model of spectrum      457—461 465—466
Phonons, density of levels      464—466
Phonons, Einstein model of spectrum      462—463 466
Phonons, energies compared with X-ray      480
Phonons, interactions with electrons      519—528
Phonons, ionic displacements and momenta in terms of annihilation and creation operators (Bravais lattice)      781
Phonons, ionic displacements and momenta in terms of annihilation and creation operators (Bravais lattice), lattice with a basis      782—783
Phonons, Kohn anomalies      515
Phonons, lifetimes      477
Phonons, mean number in thermal equilibrium      454
Phonons, measurement of spectrum by light scattering      481—486
Phonons, measurement of spectrum by neutron scattering      470—480 793—794
Phonons, measurement of spectrum by X-ray scattering      794—795
Phonons, normal processes      501—502
Phonons, occupation numbers      471n
Phonons, optical      435 437 442
Phonons, polarization      440—442 449 781 783
Phonons, polarization, and neutron scattering      478n
Phonons, processes, 0-phonon      473 793
Phonons, processes, 1-phonon      473—474 793—794
Phonons, processes, 2-phonon      474—476
Phonons, processes, n-phonon      796
Phonons, quantum mechanics of      780—783
Phonons, second sound      506—508
Phonons, summary of major physical effects      417—420
Phonons, thermal energy density      454
Phonons, umklapp processes      501—505
Phonons, van Hove singularities      465—468
Phonons, wave packets      496
Photoconductivity      563
Photoelectric effect, and independent electron approximation      345n
Photoelectric effect, and measurement of work function      362
Photoelectric effect, and surfaces of solids      354
Photons, compared with phonons      453 466—467
Photons, energy-momentum relation      470—471
Photons, energy-momentum relation, compared with neutrons      471
Piezoelectricity      555n
Planck radiation law      467
Plane waves      34
Plane waves, lattice sum of      767—768
Plane waves, sum over first Brillouin zone      767
Plasma frequency      18
Plasma frequency and optical properties of metals      18—19 293
Plasma frequency, ionic      512
Plasma frequency, numerical formulas for      758
Plasma oscillation (plasmon)      19
Plasma oscillation (plasmon), observation of      20
Plasma oscillation (plasmon), surface      27
Plastic deformation      630
Pockets of electrons and/or holes      166
Point defects      616 see
Point groups      see "Crystallographic point groups"
Poisson distribution      25—26
Polar crystals      555n
Polar semiconductors      565
Polariton      551
Polarizability      542—552 see
Polarizability and dielectric constant (Clausius — Mossotti relation)      542
Polarizability of alkali metal ions      544
Polarizability of covalent crystals      552 553
Polarizability of halogen ions      544
Polarizability of hydrogen atom      558
Polarizability of noble gas atoms      544
Polarizability, atomic      542—544
Polarizability, bond      552
Polarizability, displacement      543 544—545
Polarizability, shell model of      546 549
Polarization density      535
Polarization of lattice vibrations      439
Polarization of lattice vibrations and lattice symmetries      449
Polarization of lattice vibrations and neutron scattering      478n 794
Polarization of lattice vibrations in lattice with a basis      442
Polarization of lattice vibrations, completeness relations      781—783
Polarization of lattice vibrations, longitudinal vs. transverse      441—442
Polarization of lattice vibrations, longitudinal vs. transverse, "strictly,"      442
Polarons      626
Polycrystalline state      64n
Polycrystalline state in X-ray diffraction      103
Polyvalent metals      298—309
Polyvalent metals, band structure, of rare earth metals      308—309
Polyvalent metals, band structure, of simple metals      298—305
Polyvalent metals, band structure, of transition metals      305—308
Powder method      102—104
Powder method, Ewald construction for      104
Primitive (unit) cell      71—72
Primitive (unit) cell, volume of      71
Primitive (unit) cell, volume of, in reciprocal lattice      89 93
Primitive vectors      65
Primitive vectors, algorithm for construction of      83
Prose, page of unrelieved      627
Pseudopotential methods      208—210
Pseudopotential methods, relation to nearly free electron method      208—210
Pseudopotential methods, relation to orthogonalized plane-wave method      208
Pyroelectric crystals      538n 554—555
Pyroelectric crystals, symmetries of      555
Quadrupole interactions in crystals of low symmetry      355n
Quantization of orbits      271—272
Quantum effects in noble gas solids      see "Zero point energy"
Quantum of flux      734n 749
Quantum solids      417n 422n
Quasichemical potential      613
Quasiparticles (quasielectrons)      348—350
Quenching of orbital angular momentum      657
R-center      624
Radius, covalent      387n
Radius, ionic      see "Ionic radii"
Raman scattering      419 481—486
Raman scattering anti-Stokes and Stokes components      481
Raman scattering, classical view of      482—486
Range of atomic wave functions      177
Rare earth ions, effective magneton numbers      657
Rare earth ions, metals, and indirect exchange      685n
Rare earth ions, metals, band structure      308—309
Rare gas      see "Noble gas"
Rayleigh — Jeans catastrophe      466
Reciprocal lattice      86—94 see "Brillouin "Lattice
Reciprocal lattice and lattices with bases      86n
Reciprocal lattice and Miller indices      91—92
Reciprocal lattice of body-centered cubic Bravais lattice      88
Reciprocal lattice of face-centered cubic Bravais lattice      88
Reciprocal lattice of rhombohedral (trigonal) Bravais lattice      94
Reciprocal lattice of simple cubic Bravais lattice      88
Reciprocal lattice of simple hexagonal Bravais lattice      88 94
Reciprocal lattice, construction of basis vectors      86
Reciprocal lattice, proof that it is a Bravais lattice      86
Reciprocal lattice, reciprocal of      87
Reciprocal lattice, rods (surface)      365
Reciprocal lattice, volume of primitive cell      89 93
Recombination current      599 see
Recombination current, relation to generation current      600
Recombination time      603
Rectification by p-tt junction      597—600 605—611
Reduced zone scheme      142 159—160
Reflection coefficient (barrier penetration)      147
Reflection in a plane      112n 121
Reflection, Bragg      100
Reflection, order of      97
Reflection, specular      96n
Reflectivity and complex dielectric constant      778
Reflectivity and real dielectric constant      551
Relaxation time      6
Relaxation time and collision probability      317
Relaxation time and Poisson distribution      25—26
Relaxation time and Poisson distribution, generalized      247—248
Relaxation time for electron-electron scattering      347—348
Relaxation time for electron-phonon scattering      525
Relaxation time for isotropic, elastic, electron-impurity scattering      326
Relaxation time for phonons      499—501
Relaxation time for phonons, normal and umklapp      507
Relaxation time, energy dependent      53 249
Relaxation time, expressed in terms of resistivity      9
Relaxation time, expressed in terms of resistivity, table      10
Relaxation time, position dependent      249n
Relaxation time, position dependent, in semiconductors, collision      602
Relaxation time, position dependent, in semiconductors, recombination      603
Relaxation-time approximation      6 244—246 see "Collisions" "Scattering"
Relaxation-time approximation and conservation laws      327
Relaxation-time approximation and local charge conservation      260
Relaxation-time approximation and Matthiessen's rule      323—324
Relaxation-time approximation and Wiedemann — Franz law      322—323
Relaxation-time approximation critique of      314—328
Relaxation-time approximation to general nonequilibrium electronic distribution function      246—250
Relaxation-time approximation, compared with more general formulation      318
Relaxation-time approximation, validity of for isotropic, elastic impurity scattering      324—326
Renormalization group      699n
Repeated zone scheme      142 160
Residual ray (Reststrahl)      551
Residual resistivity      687
Resistance minimum      687—689
Resistance, electrical      6—7 see
resistivity      see also "Conductivity"
Resistivity, DC electrical      7—8
Resistivity, table      8
Resistivity, tensor      7n
Resistivity, tensor, in magnetic field      240
Reststrahl (residual ray)      551
Rhombohedral (trigonal) Bravais lattice      119
Rhombohedral (trigonal) Bravais lattice, examples among the elements      127
Rhombohedral (trigonal) Bravais lattice, reciprocal of      94
Rhombohedral (trigonal) Bravais lattice, relation to cubic Bravais lattices      119n 128
Richardson — Dushman equation      363—364
Righi — Leduc effect      258n
Rigid ion approximation      545
Rigid ion approximation, failure of      546 549
Rods      365
Rotating crystal method      102
Rotating crystal method, Ewald construction for      103
Rotation axis      120—121
Rotation axis, allowed angles in Bravais lattice      121 129
Rotation-inversion axis      121
Rotation-reflection axis      121
Rotations and elastic energy      444
Ruderman — Kittel oscillations      343
Russel-Saunders coupling      650
Rydberg (Ry)      37
Rydberg (Ry), accurate numerical value      757
s-band      181
s-band, tight-binding in face-centered cubic lattice      181—184
s-d mixing      181
s-like nearly free electron Bloch function      159
Saturation current, in p-n junction      600 605
Saturation current, in thermionic emission      363
Saturation magnetization, in ferromagnet      705
Saturation magnetization, in paramagnet      655
sc      see "Simple cubic Bravais lattice"
Scattering      see also "Anharmonic terms" "Brillouin "Collisions" "Neutron "Raman "Relaxation "Relaxation-time "X-ray
Scattering and persistent currents      750—751
Scattering by magnetic impurities      687—688
Scattering length      790
Scattering, elastic isotropic impurity      320—322
Scattering, electron-electron      5—6 346—348
Scattering, electron-phonon      523—528
Scattering, forward (small angle) and temperature dependence of resistivity      526
Scattering, inelastic and failure of Wiedemann — Franz law      322—323
Scattering, phonon-phonon      497—499
Scattering, sources of electronic      315—316
Schoenflies nomenclature for crystallographic point groups      121—123
Schoenflies nomenclature for crystallographic point groups, tables      121—122
Schottky defect      616 see
screening      337—345 515—519
Screening and electron gas ferromagnetism      684
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