Lecture

Band Structure: Energy Levels and Fermi Sphere

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Description

This lecture covers the band structure of objects in different dimensions, from 3D to 0D, explaining the energy levels and Fermi sphere. It discusses the Fermi quantities, energy separation, and the behavior of electrons in periodic potentials.

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