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After following this course you will be able to:
- Formulate the main models of solid state physics
- Given a description of a solid state physics problem, write down the corresponding equations
- Identify the relevant approximations and apply them to solve this problem
- Model collective properties of fermions and bosons using density of states
- Determine and analyse band structures of simple models of solid state systems
- Describe and analyse properties of crystals
- Analyse properties of semiconductor devices
In these notes our aim is to provide learning materials which are:
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