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    INTRODUCTION TO SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS

    by Holger T Grahn (Paul-Drude-Institut für Festkörperelektronik, Berlin)

    Preface (193k)
    Table of Contents (165k)
    Chapter 1: Introduction
    Chapter 1.1: What is a Semiconductor (367k)
    Chapter 1.2: Classification of Semiconductors (479k)
    Chapter 1.3: A Brief History of Semiconductor Physics (187k)

    This book covers the physics of semiconductors on an introductory level, assuming that the reader already has some knowledge of condensed matter physics. Crystal structure, band structure, carrier transport, phonons, scattering processes and optical properties are presented for typical semiconductors such as silicon, but III–V and II–VI compounds are also included. In view of the increasing importance of wide-gap semiconductors, the electronic and optical properties of these materials are dealt with too.

     
    Contents:
    • Crystal Structure and Reciprocal Lattice
    • Electrons in a Periodic Potential
    • Models of Band Structure: Electrons and Holes
    • Density of States and Carrier Statistics
    • Carrier Transport
    • Phonons and Phonon Statistics
    • Scattering Processes
    • Excitons
    • Optical Absorption and Emission
    • Electroabsorption
    • Magnetoabsorption
    • References
    • Fundamental Constants and Equivalent Units
     
    Readership: Graduate students in semiconductors and condensed matter/solid state physics.
     
    “The book fills a great need by collecting and condensing most of the important concepts and formulas used in semiconductor research today, and presents them in a coherent and logical manner.”
    Stephen Teitsworth

    Duke University
     
    196pp    Pub. date: Apr 1999  
    ISBN:   978-981-02-3302-0
    981-02-3302-7
       US$34 / £23

     


     

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