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Solid-State Physics

Anotace

Solid state physics lectures contain information about materials bond and atom vibrations and their influence on specific heat capacity, heat transport and thermal dilatation. On the base of this knowledge the dielectric materials as ferroelectrics, polymers and liquid crystals are studied. The physical picture of these materials is completed by dielectric phenomena and polarization effects. Special attention is devoted to semiconductors and contact phenomena as well as optical properties of materials. Further the magnetic and superconducting materials are described on the base of quantum mechanics.

Povinná literatura

Beiser, A.Perspectives of modern physics, Mc-Graw-Hill, NY 1969.ISBN 918-0-15-245

Doporučená literatura

Coleman, R.V. Solid state physics, Academic press, 1974.ISBN 918-0-35-826754-3-8.


Language of instruction čeština
Code 636-0830
Abbreviation FPL
Course title Solid-State Physics
Coordinating department Department of Material Engineering
Course coordinator prof. RNDr. Pavol Koštial, Ph.D.