Which book is best to understand the consequence of kronig-penney model?

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The discussion centers around identifying suitable books for understanding the Kronig-Penney model and its consequences, particularly focusing on the clarity of diagrams and explanations related to the model.

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  • One participant expresses difficulty in understanding the Kronig-Penney model from Kittel's book and seeks recommendations for clearer resources.
  • Another participant suggests that diagrams may not be necessary and proposes using a Maple packet for determinant calculations instead.
  • A different participant recommends an older book, "Solid State Physics" by Decker, noting that it provides a clear treatment of the Kronig-Penney model.
  • There is mention of a two-dimensional Kronig-Penney model available in Russian, which may not be accessible to all participants.

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Participants have differing opinions on the necessity of diagrams for understanding the model, and there is no consensus on a single best resource, as multiple suggestions are offered.

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which book describes kronig-penney model and its consequence properly, i.e i want a good description on the diagram of kp model.. please suggest, i tried kittel but no use, i can't understand it...Please help!
 
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trex said:
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which book describes kronig-penney model and its consequence properly, i.e i want a good description on the diagram of kp model.. please suggest, i tried kittel but no use, i can't understand it...Please help!
I think you don't need diagrams of Kronig Penney model.
All You need is Maple packet for determinant.

As for the superconductivity band theory ALL you need Is the solution with the moving meander lattice!
:))))

You can see two dimensional Kronig Penney model.
But it is in russian :((((
http://love.minich.ru
 
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I like the old book titled Solid State Physics by Decker. He gives a pretty clear treatment of k-p.
 
thanks lloydel and minich...
 

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