Solid-state physics studies how macroscopic properties of solids (mechanical, electrical, optical, etc.) result from their microscopic structure. It usually deals with the scale where quantum properties of the particles are substantial.
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On what does the breakdown voltage of zener diode depend on [closed]
On what factor does the breakdown voltage of zener diode depends
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How to calculate 2D soft-body Physics [duplicate]
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2d soft body physics mathematics
The definition of rigid body in Box2d is
A chunk of matter that is so strong
that the distance between any two bits
of matter on ...
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References for the source and application of bonding-antibonding splitting on electronic structure?
I am currently doing research on semiconductor materials, so I need a very strong background in band theory to understand the literature. I am currently trying to understand the relationship between ...
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Are we crystals?
Can we say that we are crystals because just like crystals we are made up of very small unit (cell) making up almost the same shape (our body) everywhere.
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What is electron momentum density in solids and molecules?
Can someone kindly help me to know how can i get electron momentum density for one orbital like home?
what is the theory of electron momentum density? how can I derive electron momentum density from ...
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Importance of Kohn anomaly? [closed]
What is practical importance of Kohn anomaly for experimentalists and/or theorists?
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There must be free positive charges, moving oppositely to electrons for the wire with current to stay neutral
All popular expositions (e.g. these ones) of relativistic electromagnetism claim univocally that electrons in motion become more dense due to the speed. They teach that Lorentz contraction of charges ...
