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cotai all coctio to th atoic ottial quid to oduc th full iodic ottial of th cytal.

Th Bloch coditio Th Bloch coditio i Pood Pood ig ig wav fuctio wav fuctio ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

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Alicatio: Alicatio: -ad ad d d d K oly K oly -lvl ad do all oth t lvl ad do all oth t Lt d d d 2 1

Silificatio of Silificatio of Syti: Syti: wav - Bavai lattic of Ivio yty K oly th t fo at igho od K oly th t fo at igho od Igo th t i Igo th t i co.. 1 Q: ow to div ffctiv a? Q: ow to div ffctiv a?

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Wai Wai fuctio fuctio K Piodicity of Bloch wav fuctio i Piodicity of Bloch wav fuctio i -ac ac 1 1 1 f d v d v f d v f f i i i i f Wai Wai fuctio fuctio

Fatu: Wai wav fuctio at difft it o ad a a othogoal. Wai wav fuctio v a altativ t of local ai. Alicatio of Wai fuctio: To thoy wh ad how th iclaical thoy of taot y Bloch lcto a dow. Iuity lvl. Magtic hoa. Taitio tal oxid. Itactig lcto ic ot itactio a local itactio.

Ovla itgal i LCAO Q1: ow to otai ij fo atoic olcula oital? Q2: ow to ilify th calculatio of? Ky iu: ovla of oital wav fuctio: odig ad atiodig ij -oital: σ-od

-oital: σ-od -oital: π-od

gy lvl

- hyidizatio hyidizatio z z z x y x y y x x z z y x z V V V V

Suay Tight-adig thod: lia coiatio of atoic oital LCAO a fw of aat to dci th whol gy ad. ow ovla itgal giv i to cula quatio which dti gy lvl. ow to choo liitd u of atoic oital. ow to ilify th calculatio of ovla itgal. Syty chical od ad ilifid ovla itgal. Wai fuctio