Phy 555 lecture 4 Wednesday Sept. 12, 2007 – HW # 1 due...

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simple cubic lattice The Brillouin zone (BZ) is the unit cell of “reciprocal space” Primitive vectors Of the reciprocal lattice G 1 =A=(2π/a)(100) G 2 =B=(2π/a)(010) G 3 =C=(2π/a)(001) Multiple ways to define shape of unit cell. [Wigner-Seitz Construction is conventional for the reciprocal lattice] X=(π/a)(100) or similar primitive translation vectors a 1 =a(100) a 2 =a(010) a 3 =a(001) Phy 555 lecture 4 Wednesday Sept. 12, 2007 – HW # 1 due today

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  • simple cubic latticeThe Brillouin zone (BZ) is the unit cell of “reciprocal space”

    Primitive vectorsOf the reciprocal

    latticeG1=A=(2π/a)(100)G2=B=(2π/a)(010)G3=C=(2π/a)(001)

    Multiple ways todefine shape of

    unit cell.[Wigner-SeitzConstruction

    is conventionalfor the reciprocal

    lattice]X=(π/a)(100)or similar

    primitive translation vectorsa1=a(100) a2=a(010) a3=a(001)

    Phy 555 lecture 4 Wednesday Sept. 12, 2007 – HW # 1 due today

  • “first principles” calculationDensity-functional theory

    C. Bungaro, thesis, SISSA, 1995 (with Baroni and Gironcoli)

    Phonon dispersion in tungsten metal

  • Huge elastic peak:

  • VLab tutorial on Computational Materials/Mineral Physics May 23, 2006Lecture 1: vibrations in molecules and solids, and Bloch’s Theorem

    P. B. Allen, SUNY Stony Brook

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  • Lennard-Jones interatomic potential VLJ(r)

    If a particle in this potential has energy E>0, it is unbound. If the energy obeys –ε

  • Classical harmonic oscillatorhas a natural scale of time (ω-1)but no natural scale of distance.A is arbitrary. Excitation energy E - V0 = kA2/2 is also.

    Harmonicspring constk=72ε/r02

    Excitationenergy

    0.65

  • Level spacing En+1 – En = ħω

    Quantum Harmonic OscillatorQuantum Harmonic Oscillator

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  • Lennard-Jones PotentialV(x)/ε = 1/x12 - 2/x6Taylor series (around x=1)First 5 termsV(x)/ε ≈ -1 + 0 + 72(x-1)2/2!

    -1512(x-1)3/3!+20664(x-1)4/4!

    Level spacing in the L-J potentialwill diminish as n increases.

    Compute this by perturbationtheory. Small parameter:

    ħω/ε or kBT/ε

    01

    2

    0.65

  • Predicted oscillatorfrequency shift

    ⎟⎠⎞

    ⎜⎝⎛−=Δ

    εω

    ωh

    h 6470E