The Physics of Semiconductors: An Introduction Including Devices and Nanophysics - Brossura
Libro 6 di 125: Graduate Texts in Physics
Sinossi
Brings the reader to an overview of the subject as a whole and to the point where they can specialize and enter supervised laboratory research Provides a balance between aspects of solid state and semiconductor physics and the concepts of various semiconductor devices and their applications in electric and photonic devices. Proffers explicit formulas (with the help of Mathematica) for as many as possible results, going beyond current textbook equations, thus makes easier to understand for undergrads.
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Recensione
From the reviews: "This book is based on the author’s two semester semiconductor course at the University of Leipzig. ... This will be ideal for undergraduate courses to give an overview of fundamentals about semiconductors. ... The book meets its main objective of giving a summary of semiconductor fundamentals, devices and applications. ... I recommend this book for all university libraries and as a textbook for undergraduate courses." (Chennupati Jagadish, Australian Physics, Vol. 44 (4), 2007) "This book is based on a two-semester semiconductor physics course. ... The book presents a broad survey of modern areas in semiconductor physics and technology with lots of figures and diagrams. ... The book is aimed at upper-level-undergraduate and graduate courses on semiconductor physics, solid-state physics and physical electronics. Readers will benefit from the excellent integration of text and figures, references and an index." (Reva Garg, Optics and Photonics News, April, 2007)
L'autore
Professor Dr. Marius Grundmann has studied physics at the Technical University Berlin. He has worked on the epitaxy and the characterization of electronic and optical properties of semiconductor heterostructures and nanostructures and devices made from them. Since 2000 he is professor for experimental physics at the University of Leipzig.
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