Hello everyone,
I am preparing two courses, one for Master students (semiconductors) and another about solid-state physics (PhD students)
Do you have any complete book references with exercises and corrections to prepare for such courses?
I ll have students with different backgrounds so I ll have to do some introductions
Thank you in advance
Joseph
For your semiconductor course, I recommend the Sze and Lee "Semiconductor devices, physics and technology", it is one of the reference books in the field. Concerning solid state, maybe the Charles Kittel "Solid State Physics", very good too.
Hope to have helped you !
Maxime
In addition to the recommendation by Maxime Bouschet, I will add two more books. As you mentioned that students are from different backgrounds, in such a case discussion of solid-state physics is quite challenging due to the mathematical terms and their physical significance. I came across one of the very nice book "Elementary Solid State Physics: Principles and Applications" written by M. Ali Omar. This book content used very little mathematics and detailed explanations. Another all-time champion book written by Ashcroft and Mermin is "Solid state physics" a class book that let the student realise the subject with deeper knowledge.
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