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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2009

Solid State Lecture 2 - The free electron model

from Solid State One · host Dr. J. N. O'Shea

Continuing with the topic of the free electron model, in this lecture we look at how the distribution function and the Pauli exclusion principle provides a way of understanding why the electron heat capacity of metals is so small.

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Continuing with the topic of the free electron model, in this lecture we look at how the distribution function and the Pauli exclusion principle provides a way of understanding why the electron heat capacity of metals is so small.

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Continuing with the topic of the free electron model, in this lecture we look at how the distribution function and the Pauli exclusion principle provides a way of understanding why the electron heat capacity of metals is so small.

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