Confinement and Quantization: Part 1

Physics of Materials by Dr. Prathap Haridoss,Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering,IIT Madras. For more details on NPTEL visit nptel.iitm.ac.in
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Great lecture. Very clear to understand from fundamental.

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Congratulations Professor. Very nice class!!!

[@MrMGA06]

you are simply awesome... thanks.

[@Ravikumar-dl5wg]

Excellent analogy to explain Quantization in potential well

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Fantastic explanation Professor!! Thank you!!!

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Absolutely awesome

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Outclass lecture

[@MrSfchin]

what constitutes a potential well in atoms ? and how to calculate the width of a potential well ?

[@mrinmoymandal2695]

soon fatt Chin follow quantum mechanics by H.C.Verma

[@alokkumar3703]

fermi energy is define at 0 k.but u r showing here for non zero temperature.how?
at 0 k, there will not be any free e lectron .

[@rajatkamboj230]

The situation he is explaining is at 0 K.
The nearly free electrons are filled up to fermi energy. Point to keep in mind is that at 0 K these nearly free electron are also freezed.

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Proff.repeating one line again and again.. #**#