《固态物理学(卷)(英文版)》内容简介：Learning solid-state physics requires a certain degree of maturity, since it involvestying together diverse concepts from many areas of physics. The obiective is tounderstand, in a basic way, how solid materialehave. To do this one needotha good physical and mathematical background. One definition of soid-statephysics is that it is the study of the physical （e.g. the electrical, dielectric,magic, elastic, and thermal） properties of solids in terms of basic physical laws.In one sense, solid=state physics is more like chemistry than some other branchesof physicecause it focuses on mon properties of large classes of materials.It is typical that solid=state physics emphasizes how physical properties link to theelectronic structure. In thiook we will emphasize crystalline solids （which areperiodic 3D arrays of atoms）.

Solid State Physics is the study of the state of solids. Its development is acpanied by the development of modern science and technology. It contains many fundamental concepts that are essential to a great number of branches of science, including those within as well as those outside physics. An exhausted list of these branches is intimidating. Here we just name a few: Condensed matter physics, material science, semiconductor physics, laser physics, spin-tronics, physical optics, electric engineering, and electronic engineering. In solids, there exist a variety of particles (including quasiparticles and elementary excitations) and interactions among them. These particles and interactions determine the potential applications of various solids. For example, the peculiar band structure of electrons in semiconductors lead to transis-tors that are the heart of everything electronic; the electron-photon interactions lead to laser diodes, photodiodes, and CCDs (coupled charge diodes); the electron-phonon interaction

《固态物理学(卷)(英文版)》内容简介：Learning solid-state physics requires a certain degree of maturity, since it involvestying together diverse concepts from many areas of physics. The obiective is tounderstand, in a basic way, how solid materialehave. To do this one needotha good physical and mathematical background. One definition of soid-statephysics is that it is the study of the physical （e.g. the electrical, dielectric,magic, elastic, and thermal） properties of solids in terms of basic physical laws.In one sense, solid=state physics is more like chemistry than some other branchesof physicecause it focuses on mon properties of large classes of materials.It is typical that solid=state physics emphasizes how physical properties link to theelectronic structure. In thiook we will emphasize crystalline solids （which areperiodic 3D arrays of atoms）.

全书由晶体结构、固体的结合、晶格振动与晶体的热学性质、能带理论、晶体中电子在电场和磁场中的运动、金属电子论、半导体电子论、固体的磁性、固体的光吸收、超导电的基本现象和基本规律、固体中的元激发、晶体的缺陷和扩散、相图等组成。

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Thisbookhasgrownoutofoursomewhatdisorganizedattemptstoteachthephysicsandelectronicsofmesoscopievicesoverthepastdecade.Fortunately,thesehaveevolvedintoamoreconsistentapproach,andthebooktryiestobalanceexperimentsandtheoryinthecurrentunderstandingofmesoscopicphysics.Wheneverpossible,weattempttofirstintroducetheimportantexperimentalresultsinthisfieldfollowedbytherelevanttheoreticalapproaches.Thefocusofthebookisonelectronictransportinnanostructuresystems,andthereforebynecessitywehaveomittedmanyimportantaspectsofnanostructuressuchastheiropticalproperties,ordetailsofnanostructurefabrication.Duetolengthconsiderations,manygermaopicsrelatedtotransportitselfhavenotreceivedfullcoverage,orhavebeenreferredtobyreference.Also,duetoenormityoftheliteraturerelatedtothisfield,wehavenotincludedanexhavstivebibiographyofnanostructuretransport.Rather,wehavetriedtorefertheinterestedreadertoprehensivereviewarticlesandbookchapterswhenpossible.

本书是在黄昆教授原著本书的基础上改编而成的.原书概念准确、讲解透彻，在改写过程中力图保持原书的特点.对固体物理学中的一些基础部分：如晶体结构、晶格振动、固体能带论.半导体电子论和固体磁性等部分在内容上都做了必要的补充，内容更加丰富；本书反映了固体物理学领域的新进展，增加了超导物理、非晶态物理、表面物理、固体中的元激发和低维系统物理等固体物理新兴领域中的基本概念。 本书总结了黄昆教授和韩汝琦教授长期的教学经验，本书可作为高等学校固体物理课程的教材，也可供有关专业的科技人员参考。

《固态物理学(卷)(英文版)》内容简介：Learning solid-state physics requires a certain degree of maturity, since it involvestying together diverse concepts from many areas of physics. The obiective is tounderstand, in a basic way, how solid materialehave. To do this one needotha good physical and mathematical background. One definition of soid-statephysics is that it is the study of the physical （e.g. the electrical, dielectric,magnetic, elastic, and thermal） properties of solids in terms of basic physical laws.In one sense, solid=state physics is more like chemistry than some other branchesof physicecause it focuses on common properties of large classes of materials.It is typical that solid=state physics emphasizes how physical properties link to theelectronic structure. In thiook we will emphasize crystalline solids （which areperiodic 3D arrays of atoms）.