Please name a descent book for solid state physics of undergradute level .

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For undergraduate solid state physics, "Introduction to Solid State Physics" by Charles Kittel is highly recommended for beginners. Another classic is "Solid State Physics" by Ashcroft and Mermin, which offers a more accessible treatment for those new to quantum theory. Additionally, resources covering basic concepts of crystallography are suggested for electronics engineering students. Overall, Kittel's book is favored for its clarity and comprehensiveness. These texts provide a solid foundation for understanding solid state physics at the undergraduate level.
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please name a descent book for solid state physics of undergradute level..please..pleasez.

hi... i hav just joined my engineering course for electronics... and I desperately need a descent book for solidstate physics to embark on... note that I'm a begginer in Quantum theory..
 
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