Basic semiconductor physics
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Basic semiconductor physics
（Graduate texts in physics）
Springer, c2023
4th ed
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The Institute for Solid State Physics Library. The University of Tokyo.図書室
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This textbook presents a detailed description of basic semiconductor physics, covering a wide range of important phenomena in semiconductors, from simple to advanced. It introduces and explains four different methods of energy band calculations in the full band region and covers fundamental topics such as the effective mass approximation and electron motion in a periodic potential, the Boltzmann transport equation, and deformation potentials used for the analysis of transport properties. The text also examines experimental and theoretical analyses of cyclotron resonance in detail and reviews essential optical and transport properties, while covering optical transitions, electron-phonon interaction, and electron mobility. It presents numerical calculations of scattering rate, relaxation time, and mobility for typical semiconductors with bulk, quantum well and HEMT structures including wideband gap materials such as GaN and SiC in addition to IV and III-V semiconductors.
The updated fourth edition includes coverage of new topics such as surface-modulated superlattices, Wannier-Stark effect, Bloch oscillation, wide band gap semiconductors, and photonic crystals. Featuring full-color diagrams calculated with updated physical parameters, as well as chapter-end problems and solutions, this tried and tested textbook on the basics of semiconductors physics is the cornerstone to any graduate or upper-level undergraduate course on the subject.
Table of Contents
Energy Band Structures of Semiconductors.- Cyclotron Resonance and Energy Band Structures.- Wannier Function and Effective Mass Approximation.- Optical Properties 1.- Optical Properties 2.- Electron-Phonon Interaction and Electron Transport.- Magnetotransport Phenomena.
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