Where Does Equation (3) in Kittel's Chapter 5 Come From?

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Equation (3) in Kittel's Chapter 5 is questioned for its derivation, prompting a request for clarification. The discussion emphasizes the importance of presenting one's understanding and thought process when seeking help, even if the issue isn't strictly a homework problem. Participants encourage a deeper engagement with the material to enhance learning in physics. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of problem-solving in academic discussions. Ultimately, the focus remains on fostering comprehension rather than simply finding answers.
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[SOLVED] kittel chapter 5

Homework Statement


This question refers to Kittel's solid-state physics book.

Where does equation (3) come from?

EDIT: never mind

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ehrenfest,you should sincerely show your problem and whatever you have thought in this homework help section.We all do it.May be that it is not a homework problem...but understanding the concept yourself is also a way of learning physics.So,better you think over the problem and inform us regarding the details...where the dispute is.

Since, I am not a moderator,possibly I am not the correct man to say this to you.In fact, I too reply to posts very rarely...So take it as a suggestion,not order.
 
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