Wednesday, October 22, 2014

solid state physics - What is the significance of Fermi temperature?


The Fermi temperature of a solid is related to Fermi energy by relation $$ { E }_{ F } ={ k }_{ B }\times{ T }_{ F } $$ where $ { k }_{ B } $ is Boltzmann constant. But what is the significance of Fermi temperature?




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