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Kittel devotes considerable attention to the concept of energy bands and Brillouin zones, which are essential for understanding the electronic structure of solids. Energy bands represent the allowed energy levels of electrons in a solid, while Brillouin zones are the regions of reciprocal space where the energy bands are defined. Kittel explains how the energy bands and Brillouin zones are constructed, highlighting their significance for understanding the behavior of electrons in solids.
Wannier, G. H. (1937). The structure of electronic energy bands in crystals. Physical Review, 52(11), 831-836. quantum theory of solids kittel pdf
The nearly free electron model is a more advanced model for understanding the electronic structure of solids. Kittel presents a detailed analysis of this model, which assumes that the electrons in a solid can be treated as nearly free particles with weak periodic perturbations. The nearly free electron model provides a powerful framework for understanding the behavior of electrons in metals, enabling the calculation of important properties such as the Fermi surface and the electronic specific heat. Kittel devotes considerable attention to the concept of
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