Solid State Physics 2 2025

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  General

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    Announcements Forum
• Select section Energy levels in 1D and 3D

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  Energy levels in 1D and 3D

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    Energy levels in 1D and 3D File

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• Select section Fermi Dirac Distribution Function and Electronic Heat Capacity

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  Fermi Dirac Distribution Function and Electronic Heat Capacity

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    Fermi Dirac Distribution Function and Electronic Heat Capacity File

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• Select section Conductivity of metals and Wiedemann-Franz law

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  Conductivity of metals and Wiedemann-Franz law

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    Conductivity of metals and Wiedemann-Franz law File

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• Select section Motion in magnetic fields and Hall effect

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  Motion in magnetic fields and Hall effect

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    Motion in magnetic fields and Hall effect File

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• Select section Band theory, Bloch theorem and Orign of energ y gap

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  Band theory, Bloch theorem and Orign of energ y gap

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    Band theory, Bloch theorem and Origin of energy Gap File

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• Select section Intrinsic carrier concentration for electrons and holes and Effective mass and curvature

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  Intrinsic carrier concentration for electrons and holes and Effective mass and curvature

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    intrinsic carrier concentration for holes, electrons and effective mass and curvature File

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• Select section Thermo electric effects, peltier coefficient and superconductivity

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  Thermo electric effects, peltier coefficient and superconductivity

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    Thermo effects, Peltier coefficient and Superconductivity File

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• Select section Meisner Effect, and London equation

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  Meisner Effect, and London equation

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    Meisner effect and London Equation File

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• Select section Coherence length and and Type I superconductivity

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  Coherence length and and Type I superconductivity

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    Coherence length and Type I superconductivity File

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• Select section Type II superconductors and Magnetic prpoerties of materials

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  Type II superconductors and Magnetic prpoerties of materials

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    Type II superconductors and Magnetic properties of materials File

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• Select section Classification of materials, diamagnetic and Langevin diamagnetism

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  Classification of materials, diamagnetic and Langevin diamagnetism

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    Classification of materials, diamagnetic and Langevin diamagnetism File

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• Select section Paramagnetism and Ferromagnetism

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  Paramagnetism and Ferromagnetism

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    Paramagnetism and Ferromagnetism File

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• Select section Ferromagnetic order, Anti-ferromagnetism and Ferrimagnetism

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  Ferromagnetic order, Anti-ferromagnetism and Ferrimagnetism

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• Select section Tunneling and applications

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  Tunneling and applications

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    Tunneling and its applications File

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• Select section Rules forbital occupation of electrons, and curie-wiess law

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  Rules forbital occupation of electrons, and curie-wiess law

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