Example 13.4: The insulator versus superconductor Why is an insulator not a perfect superconductor? [Hint: Recall Eq.

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Example 13.4: The insulator versus superconductor Why is an insulator not a perfect superconductor?

[Hint: Recall Eq. (13.23). If the conduction band is full, the velocity of the electrons at the upper edge is zero. No current is induced by a magnetic field in a completely filled conduction band. The kinetic energy has a point of inflection and hence a horizontal tangent at the upper end].

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Basics Of Statistical Physics

ISBN: 9789811256097

3rd Edition

Authors: Harald J W Muller-Kirsten

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