Lecture

Density of States: Introduction

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of density of states by counting states in k space and transforming them into energy space, highlighting the importance of dimensionality in determining the density of states. The instructor explains how the density of states affects the absorption of light in materials, emphasizing the relationship between energy levels and absorption coefficients.

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