Material Physics

Author: Wang Guomei, Wan Fawei
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is a national-level planning teaching material for the 15th Five-Year Plan of the Ministry of Education's general higher education. Materials physics is an interdisciplinary field between physics and materials science, aiming to utilize the achievements of certain disciplines in physics to elucidate the various laws and transformation processes in materials. This book attempts to explain the microstructure, morphological organization, atomic and electronic motion states of matter, as well as their relationships with material properties and composition from a physics perspective, highlighting the core of physics. It starts from fundamental concepts, principles, and laws in physics, establishes corresponding physical models, and elaborates on the structure, properties, and changes of materials under various external conditions, as well as the laws governing these changes. The book is rich in content, covers a broad scope, and is highly practical. It is divided into 12 chapters, primarily introducing theories of metallic structure, defect physics, material strengthening, the fundamentals of electrical conduction, dielectric behavior of materials, ferroelectric physics, magnetic physics, phase transformations in materials, amorphous state physics, polymer physics, and low-dimensional material structures.
This book serves as a textbook for undergraduate and postgraduate students majoring in materials science and engineering, materials physics, materials science, materials chemistry, metallurgical engineering, chemical engineering, and related fields. It can also be referenced by relevant scientific and technological personnel.