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 |[[3]]|F 4/1|Occupation function|A&M Ch 8 & Ch 12| |
-^Week 2^^Topic^Reading^Summary^Assignments|
+^Week 2^^Topic^Reading^Assignments|
 |[[4]]|M 4/4|Phonon scattering |A&M Ch 13|[[hw2|HW #2]]|
 |[[5]]|W 4/6|Phonon scattering|A&M Ch 13| |
 |[[6]]|F 4/8|Ballistic Transport|Kittel Ch 18 (Nanostructures)| |
-^Week 3^^Topic^Reading^Summary^Assignments|
+^Week 3^^Topic^Reading^Assignments|
-|[[7]]|M 4/11|Adding scattering|Kittel Ch 18 (Nanostructures)|{{::day6_2013.pdf|}}: Add scattering to a ballistic system. One scattering site reduces current by transmission probability. Two scattering sites, transmission depends on wave interference.|[[hw3|HW #3]]|
+|[[7]]|M 4/11|Adding scattering|Kittel Ch 18 (Nanostructures)|[[hw3|HW #3]]|
-|[[8]]|W 4/13|Adding scattering|Kittel Ch 18 (Nanostructures)|{{::day7_2013.pdf|}}: Pair of inelastic scattering sites. See hw#3 for many inelastic scattering sites. Many elastic scattering sites. Anderson localization. Review of what we've covered so far. Temperature-dependent conductivity of lightly doped semiconductors. Gate-voltage-dependent conductivity of lightly doped semiconductors.| |
+|[[8]]|W 4/13|Adding scattering|Kittel Ch 18 (Nanostructures)| |
-|[[9]]|F 4/15|Variable range hopping. Mott Insulators|{{:mott_-_variable_range_hopping.pdf|Mott's txt bk}}, A&M p340 & 542|{{::day8_2013.pdf|}}: Disordered semiconducting materials: conductance vs. temperature predicted by variable range hopping theory. Introduction to Mott insulator state. Calculation of critical lattice constant for metal-insulator transition. Little //a// limit: Thomas-Fermi screening depends on the electron concentration. Big //a// limit: polarizability depends on the distance to neighboring dipoles. |{{::hw3solns.pdf|}}|
+|[[9]]|F 4/15|Variable range hopping. Mott Insulators|{{:mott_-_variable_range_hopping.pdf|Mott's txt bk}}, A&M p340 & 542 | |
 ^Week 4^^Topic^Reading^Summary^Assignments|