Spectroscopy of nonequilibrium electrons and phonons
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Spectroscopy of nonequilibrium electrons and phonons
（Modern problems in condensed matter sciences, v. 35）
North-Holland, 1992
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Description
The physics of nonequilibrium electrons and phonons in semiconductors is an important branch of fundamental physics that has many practical applications, especially in the development of ultrafast and ultrasmall semiconductor devices. This volume is devoted to different trends in the field which are presently at the forefront of research. Special attention is paid to the ultrafast relaxation processes in bulk semiconductors and two-dimensional semiconductor structures, and to their study by different spectroscopic methods, both pulsed and steady-state. The evolution of energy and space distribution of nonequilibrium electrons and the relaxation kinetics of hot carriers and phonons are considered under various conditions such as temperature, doping and pumping intensity by leading experts in the field.
Table of Contents
- Monte Carlo calculation of hot electrons and hot phonons, P. Lugli
- ultrafast luminescence spectrosopy of semiconductors - carrier relaxation, transport and tunnelling, J. Shah
- nonequilibrium phonons in semiconductors, J.A. Kash and J.C. Tsang
- the highly nonequilibrium hot-hole distributions in germaniums, A.A. Andronov
- femtosecond processes in semiconductors, C.V. Shank and Ph. Becker
- nonequilibrium electron transport, A.F.J. Levi and S. Schmitt-Rink
- hot-electron photoluminescence under continuous-wave pumping, D.N. Mirlin and V.I. Perel
- fluctuation spectroscopy of hot electrons in semiconductors, V. Bareikis et al
- photoelectronic processes in semiconductors activated to negative electron affinity, C. Hermann et al.
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