Question A1Give the term used in condensed matter physics for each of the following:a) The centre of the Brillouin zoneb) A method for generating a neutron beam by bombarding a heavy metal target with protonsc) The group of atoms associated with each lattice point in a crystal structured) The Fourier transform of the lattice of a crystale) A vibrational mode whose frequency tends to zero as the wavevector approaches zerof) A model of electronic structure in which electrons move in a weak, periodic potential and donot interact with each other by the Coulomb force

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