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Introduction to Solid State PhysicsPhys 175ADr. Ray KwokSJSUWhat is Solid State Physics? It’s not semiconductor physics.  More often it’s called Condensed Matter Physics. It’s a study of collective groups of atoms and molecules. Required knowledge of Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Physics.History defined by material Stone Age Iron Age Bronze Age Plastic Silicon next?? Superconductor? Polymer?Categorized by Structure Appearance Electrical properties Magnetical properties Optical properties Mechanical propertiesX-ray diffraction Development of x-ray made it possible to study crystal structure. 2d sinθ = nλ λ has to be in order of d (crystal spacing in angstroms) to see it.  f = c/λ = 1018Hz  (visible light around 5 x


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