Lecture

Semi-classical Approximation: Quantum Hall Effect

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This lecture covers the semi-classical approximation in periodic potentials, the conductance of perfect and imperfect 1D conductors, and the quantum Hall effect. It also discusses the effective mass and charge carriers' response to external forces.

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