Introduction to Modern Solid State Physics
by Yuri M. Galperin
2008
Number of pages: 477
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This introduction to modern solid state physics covers basic concepts (geometry of lattices, lattice vibrations, electrons in a lattice), normal metals and semiconductors, basics of quantum transport, and superconductivity.
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