> All electrons participating in conduction travel at approximately the fermi velocity... at room temperature plus or minus a tiny fraction of a percent.
> Your last point is wrong
> To summarize, electrons are traveling in metals at the Fermi velocity vF
your own quote. come on. I have a phd in this shit.
Many people on HN have a PhD in similar fields but that isn't relevant, though it's the smart people here that give us these thoughtful conversations on HN.
No one has disagreed with it, I explicitly agreed with you on the existence of Fermi velocity. I don't have the ability to downvote, but you were downvoted because you mentioned the fermi velocity in contradiction to electron flow even though it is the drift velocity that is pertinent in the original context of electricity (which requires a non-net zero velocity).
> Your last point is wrong
> To summarize, electrons are traveling in metals at the Fermi velocity vF
your own quote. come on. I have a phd in this shit.