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Solid State Physics

Prof. Amal Kumar Das · IIT Kharagpur

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About

In universe, matter is observable in everyday life in four states: solid, liquid, gas and plasma. There are other states of mater known to exist only under extreme situations. Matter, whatever the states, is made of atoms. The states are defined in terms of interatomic distance, atomic arrangement and atomic ionization in matter. In solid state of matter, the arrangement of atoms forms different structure of materials. The structure of materials is the key deciding factor for different kind of properties, such as thermal, electrical, optical, magnetic, dielectric etc. In this course we will learn the structure of solid materials and their different physical properties along with underlying physics.

INTENDED AUDIENCE : B.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, Electronics ,B.E and B.Tech in Material Science,Metallurgy, Cryogenics, Electronics

INDUSTRY SUPPORT : Solid state physics has the most striking impact on the solid state electronics. The industries of electronics, telecommunication and instrumentation will recognize this course.

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Lecture 1 : Atom to Solid Structure YouTube
  2. Lecture 2 : Atom to Solid Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 3 : Structure of Solid YouTube
  4. Lecture 4 : Structure of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 5 : Crystal Structure YouTube

Week 2

  1. Lecture 6 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 7 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 8 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 9 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 10 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 11: Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube

Week 3

  1. Lecture 12 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 13 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 14 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 15 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 16 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 17 : Crystal Structure (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 18 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal YouTube

Week 4

  1. Lecture 19 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 20 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 21 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 22 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 23 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 24 : X-ray Diffraction from Crystal (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 25 : Reciprocal Lattice YouTube

Week 5

  1. Lecture 26 : Reciprocal Lattice (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 27 : Reciprocal Lattice (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 28 : Reciprocal Lattice (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 29 : Reciprocal Lattice (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 30 : Intensity of Bragg Diffraction YouTube
  6. Lecture 31 : Intensity of Bragg Diffraction (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 32 : Electrical Properties of Metal YouTube

Week 6

  1. Lecture 33 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 34 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 35 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 36 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 37 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 38 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 39 : Electrical Properties of Metal (Contd.) YouTube

Week 7

  1. Lecture 40 : Band Theory of Solids YouTube
  2. Lecture 41 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 42 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 43 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 44 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 45 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 46 : Band Theory of Solids (Contd.) YouTube

Week 8

  1. Lecture 47: Physics of Semiconductor YouTube
  2. Lecture 48: Physics of Semiconductor (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 49: Physics of Semiconductor (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 50: Electrical Conduction YouTube
  5. Lecture 51: Electrical Conduction ( Contd.) YouTube
  6. Lecture 52 : Electrical Conduction (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 53 : Thermal Properties of Solid YouTube

Week 9

  1. Lecture 54 : Thermal Properties of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 55 : Thermal Properties of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 56 : Thermal Properties of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 57 : Thermal Properties of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 58 : Magnetic Property of Solid YouTube
  6. Lecture 59 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  7. Lecture 60 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube

Week 10

  1. Lecture 61 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 62 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 63 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 64 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 65 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube

Week 11

  1. Lecture 66 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 67 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 68 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 69 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 70 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube

Week 12

  1. Lecture 71 : Magnetic Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 72 : Dielectric Property of Solid YouTube
  3. Lecture 73 : Dielectric Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 74 : Dielectric Property of Solid (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 75 : Superconductivity YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Kharagpur
Department
Physics
Teacher
Prof. Amal Kumar Das
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Physics
Source
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