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Lecture Notes for Solid State Physics(3rd Year Course 6)Hilary Term 2012c Professor Steven H. SimonOxford UniversityJanuary 9, 2012iShort Preface to My Second Year Lecturing This CourseLast year was my first year teaching this course. In fact, it was myfirst experience teachingany undergraduate course. I admit that I learned quite a bit from the experience. The good newsis that the course was viewed mostly as a success, even by the tough measure of student reviews. Iparticularly would like to thank that student who wrote on his or her review that I deserve a raise and I would like to encourage my department chair to post this review on his wall and refer toit luck, the second iteration of the course will be even better than the first.

Matter option 4-th year course. •Magnetism in Condensed Matter, by Stephen Blundell, OUP Well written advanced material on the magnetism part of the course. It is used in the Condensed Matter option 4-th year course. •Band Theory and Electronic Properties of Solids, by John Singleton, OUP More advanced material on electrons in solids.

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