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Bas Nijholt
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Joana Fraxanet Morales
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After this lecture you will be able to:
- formulate equations of motion for electrons or phonons in 1D,
for systems
with multiple degrees of freedom per unit cell.
- formulate equations of motion for electrons or phonons in 1D, with multiple degrees of freedom per unit cell.
- solve these equations to arrive at the dispersion relation.
- derive the group velocity, effective mass, and density of states.
- explain what happens with the band structure when the periodicity of the lattice is increased or reduced.
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