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This text offers basic understanding of the electronic structure of covalent and ionic solids, simple metals, transition metals and their compounds; also explains how to calculate dielectric, conducting, bonding properties.

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• Part I Electron states
• 1 The quantum-mechanical basis
• A Quantum mechanics
• B Electronic structure of atoms
• C Electronic structure of small molecules
• D The simple polar bond
• E Diatomic molecules
• 2 Electronic structure of solids
• A Energy bands
• B Electron dynamics
• C Characteristic solid types
• D Solid state matrix elements
• E Calculation of spectra
• Part II Covalent solids
• 3 Electronic structure of simple tetrahedral solids
• A Crystal structures
• B Bond orbitals
• C The LCAO bands
• D The bond orbital approximation and extended bond orbitals
• E Metallicity
• F Planar and filamentary structures
• 4 Optical spectra
• A Dielectric susceptibility
• B Optical properties and oscillator strengths
• C Features of the absorption spectrum
• D chi subscript 1 and the dielectric constant
• 5 Other dielectric properties
• A Bond dipoles and higher-order susceptibilities
• B Effective atomic charge
• C Dielectric screening
• D Ternary compounds
• E Magnetic susceptibility
• 6 The energy bands
• A Accurate band structures
• B LCAO Interpretation of the bands
• C The conduction bands
• D Effective masses
• E Impurity states and excitons
• 7 The total energy
• A The overlap interaction
• B Bond length, cohesive energy, and the bulk modulus
• C Cohesion in polar covalent solids
• 8 Elasticity
• A Total energy calculations
• B Rigid hybrids
• C Rehybridization
• D The Valence force field
• E Internal displacements, and prediction of c subscript 44
• 9 Lattice Vibrations
• A The Vibration spectrum
• B Long range forces
• C Phonons and the specific heat
• D The transverse charge
• E Piezoelectricity
• F The Electron-phonon interaction
• 10 Surfaces and defects
• A Surface energy and crystal shapes
• B Surface reconstruction
• C The elimination of surface states, and Fermi level pinning
• D Adsorption of atoms and the 7 x 7 reconstruction pattern
• E Defects and amorphous semiconductors
• F Photothresholds and heterojunctions
• 11 Mixed tetrahedral solids
• A Tetrahedral complexes
• B The crystal structure and the simple molecular lattice
• C The bonding unit
• D Bands and electronic spectra
• E Mechanical properties
• F Vibrational spectra
• G Coupling of vibrations to the infrared
• Part III Closed-shell systems
• 12 Inert-gas solids
• A Interatomic interactions
• B Electronic properties
• 13 Ionic compounds
• A The crystal structure
• B Electrostatic energy and the Madelung potential
• C Ion-Ion Interactions
• D Cohesion and Mechanical Properties
• E Structure Determination and Ionic Radii
• 14 Dielectric properties of ionic crystals
• A Electronic structure and spectra
• B Dielectric susceptibility
• C Effective charges and ion softening
• D Surfaces and molten ionic compounds
• Part IV Open-shell systems
• 15 Simple metals
• A History of the theory
• B The Free-electron theory of metals
• C Electrostatic energy
• D The empty-core pseudopotential
• E Free-electron energy
• F Density, bulk modulus, and cohesion
• 16 Electronic structure of metals
• A Pseudopotential perturbation theory
• B Pseudopotentials in the perfect lattice
• C Electron diffraction by pseudopotentials
• D Nearly-free-electron bands and Fermi surfaces
• E Scattering by defects
• F Screening
• 17 Mechanical properties of metals
• A The band-structure energy
• B The effective interaction between ions, and higher-order terms
• C The phonon spectrum
• D The electron-phonon interaction and the electron-phonon coupling constant
• E Surfaces and liquids
• 18 Pseu