B6 Oxford physics course (Third year condensed matter physics)

Heat capacity in solids, localised harmonic oscillator models (Dulong-Petit law and Einstein model)
Heat capacity in solids, a model of sound waves (Debye model)
A gas of classical charged particles (Drude theory)
A gas of charged fermions (Sommerfeld theory)
Bonding
Microscopic theory of vibrations: the 1D monatomic harmonic chain. Mike Glazer's Chainplot program.
Microscopic theory of vibrations: the 1D diatomic harmonic chain
Microscopic theory of electrons in solids: the 1D tight-binding chain
Geometry of solids: crystal structure in real space. VESTA, 3D visualization program for structural models; an example crystal structure database.
Geometry of solids: real space and reciprocal space. Reciprocal Space teaching and learning package.
Reciprocal space and scattering. A fun way to discover the world of crystals and their symmetries through diffraction.
Scattering experiments II
Scattering experiments III
Waves in reciprocal space
Nearly-free electron model
Band structure and optical properties
Dynamics of electrons in bands
Semiconductor devices. Intel's "A History of Innovation"; Moore's Law; From Sand to Circuits.
Magnetic properties of atoms
Collective magnetism. A micromagnetic simulation tool, The Object Oriented MicroMagnetic Framework (OOMMF); OOMMF movies of magnetic domains and domain reversal.
Mean field theory

The book is the fully commercial The Oxford Solid State Basics.

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