Lecture 31 of 70week-04
mod04lec31 - Thermal conductivity
Prof. Nirmal Ganguli · IISER Bhopal
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All the lectures
- mod01lec01 - What is solid?
- mod01lec02 - Bravais lattice
- mod01lec03 - Indexing of crystal planes
- mod01lec04 - Simple crystal structures
- mod01lec05 - Diffraction of waves by crystals
- mod01lec06 - Fourier analysis of diffraction
- mod01lec07 - Diffraction condition
- mod01lec08 - Laue equations and Ewald construction
- mod01lec09 - Introduction to Brillouin zone
- mod02lec10 - Brillouin zones for bcc and fcc lattice
- mod02lec11 - Fourier analysis of the basis and structure factor
- mod02lec12 - Atomic form factor
- mod02lec13 - Van der Waals attraction
- mod02lec14 - Repulsive interaction
- mod02lec15 - Equilibrium lattice constant and cohesive energy
- mod02lec16 - Ionic crystals
- mod02lec17 - Evaluation of the Madelungconstant
- mod02lec18 - Covalent crystals: Linearcombination of atomic orbitals
- mod03lec19 - Electron tunneling in covalentbonds
- mod03lec20 - Metallic bonds
- mod03lec21 - The Drude theory of metals
- mod03lec22 - Hall effect and magnetoresistance
- mod03lec23 - AC electrical conductivity
- mod03lec24 - Thermal conductivity
- mod03lec25 - Introduction to Sommerfeld theory - I
- mod03lec26 - Introduction to Sommerfeld theory - II
- mod03lec27 - Electronic states at finite temperature
- mod04lec28 - Fermi-Dirac distribution
- mod04lec29 - Thermal properties of the free electron gas
- mod04lec30 - The Sommerfeld theory for conduction in metals
- mod04lec31 - Thermal conductivity
- mod04lec32 - One dimensional chain of atoms
- mod04lec33 - One dimensional chain of atoms
- mod04lec34 - Periodic boundary condition
- mod04lec35 - Energy levels in periodic array of quantum wells
- mod04lec36 - Tunneling of electrons
- mod05lec37 - Reflection and transmission amplitudes and coefficients
- mod05lec38 - Transfer matrix for a rectangular barrier
- mod05lec39 - Electron tunneling through a periodic potential
- mod05lec40 - The tight-binding approximation
- mod05lec41 - Tridiagonal matrices and continued fraction
- mod05lec42 - Plane-wave basis for nearly free electrons
- mod05lec43 - Nearly free electron approximation
- mod05lec44 - Dynamical aspects of electrons in band theory
- mod05lec45 - Semiconductor crystals
- mod06lec46 - Effective mass
- mod06lec47 - Carrier concentration
- mod06lec48 - Mobility, impurity conductivity, and Fermi surface
- mod06lec49 - Vibration of crystals with monatomic basis
- mod06lec50 - Analyzing the dispersion relation
- mod06lec51 - Phonons with diatomic basis
- mod06lec52 - Quantization of elastic waves
- mod06lec53 - Phonon heat capacity
- mod06lec54 - Phonon density of states
- mod07lec55 - Introduction to diamagnetism
- mod07lec56 - Issues with the classical theory of diamagnetism
- mod07lec57 - Quantum theory of diamagnetism
- mod07lec58 - The quantum theory of paramagnetism
- mod07lec59 - Rare earth atoms, Hund's rule
- mod07lec60 - Crystal field splitting
- mod07lec61 - Quenching of orbital angular momentum
- mod07lec62 - Paramagnetic susceptibility of conduction electrons
- mod07lec63 - Ferromagnetism
- mod08lec64 - Antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism
- mod08lec65 - Introduction to superconductivity
- mod08lec66 - Thermodynamics of superconducting transition,London equation
- mod08lec67 - BCS theory of superconductivity
- mod08lec68 - Flux quantization in a superconducting ring
- mod08lec69 - Single particle tunneling and Josephson effect
- mod08lec70 - AC Josephson effect and microscopic quantuminterference