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Contents
Preface
IX
ì Chemical
Bonding
in
Solids I
1.1
Attractive and Repulsive Forces
1
1.2
Ionic Bonding
2
1.3
Covalent Bonding
3
1.4
Metallic Bonding
5
1.5
Hydrogen Bonding
6
1.6
van
der Waals
Bonding
6
1.7
Discussion and Problems
7
2
Crystal Structures
9
2.1
General Description of Crystal Structures
9
2.2
Some Important Crystal Structures
11
2.2.1
Cubic Structures
11
2.2.2
Close-Packed Structures
13
2.2.3
Covalent Structures
14
2.3
Crystal Structure Determination
15
2.3.1
Х
-Ray Diffraction
ÍS
2.3.1.1
Bragg Theory
15
2.3.1.2
Lattice Planes and Miller Indices
16
2.3.1.3
General Diffraction Theory
17
2.3.1.4
The Reciprocal Lattice
19
2.3.1.5
The Meaning of the Reciprocal Lattice
20
2.3.1.6
Х
-Ray Diffraction from Periodic Structures
22
2.3.1.7
The
Ewald
Construction
22
2.3.1.8
Relation Between Bragg and
Laue
Theory
23
2.3.2
Other Methods
24
2.3.3
Inelastic Scattering
24
2.4
Discussion and Problems
24
VI
Contents
3
Mechanical Properties
29
3.1
Elastic Deformation
31
3.1.1
Macroscopic Picture
31
3.1.1.1
Elastic Constants
31
3.1.1.2
Poisson's Ratio
31
3.1.1.3
Relation Between Elastic Constants
33
3.1.2
Microscopic Picture
33
3.2
Plastic Deformation
35
3.2.1
Estimate of the Yield Stress
35
3.2.2
Point Defects and Dislocations
37
3.2.3
The Role of Defects in Plastic Deformation
38
3.2.4
Fracture
39
3.3
Discussion and Problems
40
4
Thermal Properties of the Lattice
43
4.1
Lattice Vibrations
43
4.1.1
A Simple Harmonic Oscillator
43
4.1.2
An Infinite Chain of Atoms
44
4.1.2.1
One Atom Per Unit Cell
44
4.1.2.2
The First Brillouin Zone
46
4.1.2.3
Two Atoms Per Unit Cell
47
4.1.3
A Finite Chain of Atoms
48
4.1.4
Quantized Vibrations, Phonons
50
4.1.5
Three-Dimensional Solids
51
4.1.5.1
Generalization to Three Dimensions
51
4.1.5.2
Estimation of the Vibrational Frequencies from
the Elastic Constants
53
4.2
Heat Capacity of the Lattice
54
4.2.1
Classical Theory and Experimental Results
54
4.2.2
Einstein Model
55
4.2.3
Debye Model
58
4.3
Thermal Conductivity
62
4.4
Thermal Expansion
64
4.5
Allotropie
Phase Transitions and Melting
66
4.6
Discussion and Problems
68
5
Electronic Properties of Metals: Classical Approach
71
5.1
Bask Assumptions of the
Drude
Model
71
5.2
Results from the
Drude
Model
73
5.2.1
DC Electrical Conductivity
73
S
2.2
Hall Effect
75
5.2.3
Optical Reflectivity of Metals
76
5.2.4
The Wiedemann-Franz Law
79
5.3
Shortcomings of the
Drude
Model
80
5.4
Discussion and Problems
81
Contents
VII
6
Electronic
Properties of Metals: Quantum Mechanical
Approach
83
6.1
The Idea of Energy Bands
84
6.2
Free Electron Model
86
6.2.1
The Quantum Mechanical Eigenstates
86
6.2.2
Electronic Heat Capacity
90
6.2.3
The Wiedemann-Franz Law
92
6.2.4
Screening
92
6.3
The General Form of the Electronic States
93
6.4
Nearly Free Electron Model
96
6.5
Energy Bands in Real Solids
100
6.6
Transport Properties
104
6.7
Brief Review of Some Key Ideas
108
6.8
Discussion and Problems
109
7
Semiconductors
113
7.1
Intrinsic Semiconductors
114
7.1.1
Temperature Dependence of the Carrier
Density
126
7.2
Doped Semiconductors
121
7.2.1
η
and
ρ
Doping
121
7.2.2
Carrier Density
123
7.3
Conductivity of Semiconductors
125
7.4
Semiconductor Devices
126
7.4.1
The pn Junction
126
7.4.2
Transistors
130
7.43
Optoelectronic Devices
132
7.5
Discussion and Problems
133
8
Magnetism
137
8.1
Macroscopic Description
137
8.2
Magnetic Effects in Atoms
139
8.3
Weak Magnetism in Solids
143
8.3.1
Diamagnetism
244
8.3.1.1
Diamagnetism of the Ions
244
8.3.1.2
Diamagnetism of Free Electrons
144
8.3.2
Paramagnetism
144
8.3.2.1
Curie Paramagnetism
144
8.3.2.2 Pauli
Paramagnetism
246
8.4
Magnetic Ordering
148
8.4.1
Magnetic Ordering and the Exchange Interaction
149
8.4.2
Temperature Dependence of the Ordering
152
8.4.3
Ferromagnetic Domains
154
8.4.4
Hysteresis
154
8.5
Discussion and Problems
256
VIII Contents
9
Dielectrics
161
9.1
Macroscopic Description
161
9.2
Microscopic Polarization
163
9.3
The Local Field
165
9.4
Frequency Dependence of the Dielectric Constant
166
9.5
Other Effects
171
9.5.1
Impurities in Dielectrics
171
9.5.2
Ferroelectricity
171
9.5.3
Piezoelectricity
173
9.5.4
Dielectric Breakdown
174
9.6
Discussion and Problems
174
10
Superconductivity
177
10.1
Basic Experimental Facts
178
10.1.1
Zero Resistivity
178
10.1.2
The Meissner Effect
181
10.1.3
The Isotope Effect
183
10.2
Some Theoretical Aspects
184
10.2.1
Phenomenological Theory
184
10.2.2
Microscopic BCS Theory
186
10.3
Experimental Detection of the Gap
192
10.4
Coherence of the Superconducting State
194
10.5
Type I and Type II Superconductors
196
10.6
High-Temperature Superconductivity
198
10.7
Concluding Remarks
199
10.8
Discussion and Problems
200
Ί
1
Finite Solids and Nanostructures
203
11.1
Quantum Confinement
204
11.2
Surfaces and Interfaces
206
11.3
Magnetism on the Nanoscale
208
11.4
Discussion and Problems
209
Appendix
211
References
215
Further Reading
217
Physical Constants and Energy Equivalents
219
Index
221 |
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Contents
Preface
IX
ì Chemical
Bonding
in
Solids I
1.1
Attractive and Repulsive Forces
1
1.2
Ionic Bonding
2
1.3
Covalent Bonding
3
1.4
Metallic Bonding
5
1.5
Hydrogen Bonding
6
1.6
van
der Waals
Bonding
6
1.7
Discussion and Problems
7
2
Crystal Structures
9
2.1
General Description of Crystal Structures
9
2.2
Some Important Crystal Structures
11
2.2.1
Cubic Structures
11
2.2.2
Close-Packed Structures
13
2.2.3
Covalent Structures
14
2.3
Crystal Structure Determination
15
2.3.1
Х
-Ray Diffraction
ÍS
2.3.1.1
Bragg Theory
15
2.3.1.2
Lattice Planes and Miller Indices
16
2.3.1.3
General Diffraction Theory
17
2.3.1.4
The Reciprocal Lattice
19
2.3.1.5
The Meaning of the Reciprocal Lattice
20
2.3.1.6
Х
-Ray Diffraction from Periodic Structures
22
2.3.1.7
The
Ewald
Construction
22
2.3.1.8
Relation Between Bragg and
Laue
Theory
23
2.3.2
Other Methods
24
2.3.3
Inelastic Scattering
24
2.4
Discussion and Problems
24
VI
Contents
3
Mechanical Properties
29
3.1
Elastic Deformation
31
3.1.1
Macroscopic Picture
31
3.1.1.1
Elastic Constants
31
3.1.1.2
Poisson's Ratio
31
3.1.1.3
Relation Between Elastic Constants
33
3.1.2
Microscopic Picture
33
3.2
Plastic Deformation
35
3.2.1
Estimate of the Yield Stress
35
3.2.2
Point Defects and Dislocations
37
3.2.3
The Role of Defects in Plastic Deformation
38
3.2.4
Fracture
39
3.3
Discussion and Problems
40
4
Thermal Properties of the Lattice
43
4.1
Lattice Vibrations
43
4.1.1
A Simple Harmonic Oscillator
43
4.1.2
An Infinite Chain of Atoms
44
4.1.2.1
One Atom Per Unit Cell
44
4.1.2.2
The First Brillouin Zone
46
4.1.2.3
Two Atoms Per Unit Cell
47
4.1.3
A Finite Chain of Atoms
48
4.1.4
Quantized Vibrations, Phonons
50
4.1.5
Three-Dimensional Solids
51
4.1.5.1
Generalization to Three Dimensions
51
4.1.5.2
Estimation of the Vibrational Frequencies from
the Elastic Constants
53
4.2
Heat Capacity of the Lattice
54
4.2.1
Classical Theory and Experimental Results
54
4.2.2
Einstein Model
55
4.2.3
Debye Model
58
4.3
Thermal Conductivity
62
4.4
Thermal Expansion
64
4.5
Allotropie
Phase Transitions and Melting
66
4.6
Discussion and Problems
68
5
Electronic Properties of Metals: Classical Approach
71
5.1
Bask Assumptions of the
Drude
Model
71
5.2
Results from the
Drude
Model
73
5.2.1
DC Electrical Conductivity
73
S
2.2
Hall Effect
75
5.2.3
Optical Reflectivity of Metals
76
5.2.4
The Wiedemann-Franz Law
79
5.3
Shortcomings of the
Drude
Model
80
5.4
Discussion and Problems
81
Contents
VII
6
Electronic
Properties of Metals: Quantum Mechanical
Approach
83
6.1
The Idea of Energy Bands
84
6.2
Free Electron Model
86
6.2.1
The Quantum Mechanical Eigenstates
86
6.2.2
Electronic Heat Capacity
90
6.2.3
The Wiedemann-Franz Law
92
6.2.4
Screening
92
6.3
The General Form of the Electronic States
93
6.4
Nearly Free Electron Model
96
6.5
Energy Bands in Real Solids
100
6.6
Transport Properties
104
6.7
Brief Review of Some Key Ideas
108
6.8
Discussion and Problems
109
7
Semiconductors
113
7.1
Intrinsic Semiconductors
114
7.1.1
Temperature Dependence of the Carrier
Density
126
7.2
Doped Semiconductors
121
7.2.1
η
and
ρ
Doping
121
7.2.2
Carrier Density
123
7.3
Conductivity of Semiconductors
125
7.4
Semiconductor Devices
126
7.4.1
The pn Junction
126
7.4.2
Transistors
130
7.43
Optoelectronic Devices
132
7.5
Discussion and Problems
133
8
Magnetism
137
8.1
Macroscopic Description
137
8.2
Magnetic Effects in Atoms
139
8.3
Weak Magnetism in Solids
143
8.3.1
Diamagnetism
244
8.3.1.1
Diamagnetism of the Ions
244
8.3.1.2
Diamagnetism of Free Electrons
144
8.3.2
Paramagnetism
144
8.3.2.1
Curie Paramagnetism
144
8.3.2.2 Pauli
Paramagnetism
246
8.4
Magnetic Ordering
148
8.4.1
Magnetic Ordering and the Exchange Interaction
149
8.4.2
Temperature Dependence of the Ordering
152
8.4.3
Ferromagnetic Domains
154
8.4.4
Hysteresis
154
8.5
Discussion and Problems
256
VIII Contents
9
Dielectrics
161
9.1
Macroscopic Description
161
9.2
Microscopic Polarization
163
9.3
The Local Field
165
9.4
Frequency Dependence of the Dielectric Constant
166
9.5
Other Effects
171
9.5.1
Impurities in Dielectrics
171
9.5.2
Ferroelectricity
171
9.5.3
Piezoelectricity
173
9.5.4
Dielectric Breakdown
174
9.6
Discussion and Problems
174
10
Superconductivity
177
10.1
Basic Experimental Facts
178
10.1.1
Zero Resistivity
178
10.1.2
The Meissner Effect
181
10.1.3
The Isotope Effect
183
10.2
Some Theoretical Aspects
184
10.2.1
Phenomenological Theory
184
10.2.2
Microscopic BCS Theory
186
10.3
Experimental Detection of the Gap
192
10.4
Coherence of the Superconducting State
194
10.5
Type I and Type II Superconductors
196
10.6
High-Temperature Superconductivity
198
10.7
Concluding Remarks
199
10.8
Discussion and Problems
200
Ί
1
Finite Solids and Nanostructures
203
11.1
Quantum Confinement
204
11.2
Surfaces and Interfaces
206
11.3
Magnetism on the Nanoscale
208
11.4
Discussion and Problems
209
Appendix
211
References
215
Further Reading
217
Physical Constants and Energy Equivalents
219
Index
221 |
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