Question: Problems 1 - The density of states function for electrons in a metal is given by: g ( E ) d E = 1 3

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1- The density of states function for electrons in a metal is given by:
g(E)dE=13.61027E12dE
Where E is measured in eV and the mass of electron is 9.1110-31kg. Calculate
a) the Fermi level energy for copper which has 8.51028 electrons per cubic metre.
b) the velocity of electrons at the Fermi level in copper.
2- Copper, being a metal, has a sea of free electrons. Calculate the Fermi energy of copper given that;
The mass of the electron is 9.1110-31kg, number of charges per unit volume is 8.51028 electrons per cubic metre and h=1.0410-34J.s.
 Problems 1- The density of states function for electrons in a

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