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Condensed Matter Physics

Condensed Matter Physics - Intro

In physics, condensed matter physics is a branch of physics that deals with the macroscopic physical properties of matter. Condensed matter physicists seek to understand the behavior of these properties, which typically occur at extremely low temperatures and very high densities. The most familiar examples of condensed matter include solids and liquids, which can be contrasted with gases, the other states of matter. The distinction between the two is not sharply defined, but generally, liquids are "liquids" when they are able to flow, while solids are "solids" when their constituent particles are "locked in place".

Robert Call

Condensed Matter Physics - Intro

Bonds - Overview

Bonds - Example 1

Bonds - Example 2

Bonds - Example 3

Bonds - Example 4

Band Theory - Overview

Band Theory - Example 1

Band Theory - Example 2

Band Theory - Example 3

Band Theory - Example 4

Semiconductor Devices - Overview

Semiconductor Devices - Example 1

Semiconductor Devices - Example 2

Semiconductor Devices - Example 3

Semiconductor Devices - Example 4

Superconductivity - Overview

Superconductivity - Example 1

Superconductivity - Example 2

Superconductivity - Example 3