Some Interesting Links

 Reading Materials, References, ...

 Specific to discussion in the 2012 class

• Assignments submitted by students on Characterisation methods
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 Specific to discussion in the 2011 class

• Wave particle duality and the observer!
  Click here for a YouTube Video

• Wave Equations
  Rationale for Schrödinger’s Equation

• Assignments submitted by students on Characterisation methods
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 Specific to discussion in the 2010 class

• Assignments submitted by students on Characterisation methods
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 Specific to discussion in the 2008 class

• Does Glass flow?
  Aldrin's Torch
  Antique Windowpanes

• Flatland - "The best introduction one can find into the manner of perceiving dimensions FLATALAND from Wikipedia
  The complete book in html

• The Large Hadron Collider


Strangelet

 Specific to discussion in the 2007 class

• Cerenkov Radiation

• Photoelectric Effect

• Hydrogen atom

• pdfs on Schrodinger Equation from http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/252/

 Specific to discussion in the 2006 class

• Atomic Size

• Oribitals of Hydrogen atom

• Atomic and Molecular Orbitals visualisation using RasMol

 Specific to discussion in the 2005 class

• Zero-point_energy

• Absolute Zero

• Piezoelectric Phenomena

• Micoscopy Teaching and Learning Packages - suggested by Shijo

• Electron-Material Interactions

• Optical Microscope Tutorial - Look especially at  NA, Diffraction etc

Other Links

• Conduction in Metals

• Line_Defects

• Introductory Physics - have a look at Wave properties of light, Quantum and Atomic physics

• Raman Scattering

• http://www.psigate.ac.uk/

• Solid state physics Look for introductions to Crystal structure, Interatomic forces

• HyperPhysics and Quantum Physics using Concept Maps specifically look at

  • Lattice Vibrations, Fermi Level

  • Blackbody Radiation, Fundamental Forces

• Scattering  Why sky is blue?

• STM
  How thermal conductivity relates to electrical conductivity
  The thermal and electrical conductivities of niobium-65% titanium alloys