Lecture Notes on Solid State Physics - Kevin Zhou
The Drude theory of metals, introduced in 1900, models a metal as a classical gas of electrons, assumed to be the valence electrons of the atoms used to form the metal. • We assume the electrons don’t interact with each other at all, the ‘independent electron ap-proximation’. However, we will allow collisions with the lattice ions.
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