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 Other books where the instructor finds useful material.
-  *"Mesoscopic Physics" by Cees Harmans {{:meso.pdf|download pdf (15MB)}}
+  *"{{::meso.pdf|Mesoscopic Physics}}" by Cees Harmans
   *"Solid-State Physics" by Ibach & Luth
   *"Condensed Matter Physics" by Marder, 1st edition (2nd edition might come out soon)
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 Homework is due on Fridays at 5 pm.  Please suggest homework assignments if you find a particular problem you'd like to work on.  I'd like to suggest that everyone present at least one homework solution to the class in the term.
+===== Exam =====
+The final exam is on Thursday morning of week 6 (or a mutually agreed-upon time in week 6) and lasts 2 hours. You may prepare an equation/note sheet - a single side of a standard sheet of paper. Please turn this in with your exam. You may also bring with you the "[[http://physics.nist.gov/cgi-bin/cuu/Category?view=pdf&Frequently+used+constants.x=65&Frequently+used+constants.y=17|Frequently used constants]]" available at the NIST website. The exam will cover all the topics discussed in class, homework, and reading.  I will also include one question which asks you about the projects of the other people in the class, based on the posted presentation and talk.
 ===== Grades (TBA): =====
 |Talk/paper| 30%|