Electrical, Optical, and Magnetic Properties of Materials | Materials Science and Engineering | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Materials Science and Engineering

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Fall 2007

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Graduate

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Anharmonicity

Anharmonicity

Band Structure

Band Structure

Close to Collapse

Close to Collapse

Curiosity Killed the Cat

Curiosity Killed the Cat

ERIODICPERIODICPERIODICPER

ERIODICPERIODICPERIODICPERIODICPE

Fermat's First Theorem

Fermat's First Theorem

Fermi

Fermi

Fermi’s Golden Rule

Fermi’s Golden Rule

Inhomogenous Semiconductors

Inhomogenous Semiconductors

Last Lecture!

Last Lecture!

Luminescence

Luminescence

Maxwell and Electromagnetism

Maxwell and Electromagnetism

One Bloch at a Time

One Bloch at a Time

Semiconductors

Semiconductors

The Hydrogen Economy

The Hydrogen Economy

The Law of Mass Action

The Law of Mass Action

Think Outside the Box

Think Outside the Box

Tight-Binding

Tight-Binding

Variations and Vibrations

Variations and Vibrations

Waves Mechanics

Waves Mechanics

Magnets 1

Magnets 2

Magnets 3

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Materials Science and Engineering

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