Semiconductor Physics: An Introduction

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"This monograph is suitable as a textbook for the senior undergraduate or beginning graduate student majoring in electrical engineering or physics. With more than 700 references it is also useful for the solid-state scientist and the device engineer involved in semiconductor design and production. The book provides a clear insight into charge and energy transport and into optical processes in all kinds of semiconductors. This includes the mathematical treatment necessary for a profound understanding of basic experiments. A detailed description is given of how devices such as diodes, MOS transistors, Gunn oscillators, Peltier elements, acousto-electric filters, injection lasers, LEDs, CCDs, …