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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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Is exercise 4, part b of chapter one of Ashcroft and Mermin wrong?
This is from Solid State Physics. It is about helicon waves in a metal.
When I take the curl of the given electric field it does not equal zero even though the magnetic field is static. Is this an er …
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Plasma and helicon wave frequencies in iron according to Drude model
The first chapter of Ashcroft and Mermin's Solid State Physics discusses electromagnetic waves in metals. One of the exercises requires calculation of the plasma and helicon frequenies using the Drude …
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How can there be an electric field normal to the surface in a surface plasmon in a metal
Ashcroft and Mermin's Solid State Physics, chapter one, has an exercise about surface plasmons. They give the electric field normal to the surface of the metal as $E_z=Be^{iqx}e^{-Kz}$ How can this be …
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