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Strained-Layer Electronics and Optoelectronics
Picosecond Electronics and Optoelectronics, 1991Strained-layer epitaxy involves more than the dislocation-free growth of dissimilar materials: effective strained-layer epitaxy exploits lattice-mismatch-induced strain to fine-tune material properties. This paper describes strained-layer epitaxy and describes its application to electronic and optoelectronic device to improve performance.
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The Electronic Structure of the Cronstedtite Layer
Clays and Clay Minerals, 1995AbstractThe bonding in a cronstedtite layer was studied using a ninefold ordered supercell band structure calculation. The tight-binding scheme based upon the extended Hückel method was used to predict the electronic structure. The size of the problem was 162 atoms with 798 valence orbitals.
Lubomir Benco, Lubomir Smrcok
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Electron correlations in inversion layers
Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1976The two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) is a widely used model for the electrons in the inversion layer of certain MOSFET devices. The sensitivity of a number of physical quantities of the 2DEG to a proper treatment of many-body effects has been examined.
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Ballistic Electron Microscopy of Nanographene Layers
Nano Letters, 2008We use scanning tunneling microscopy and ballistic electron emission spectroscopy and microscopy to study charge transport across Pt-nanographene-Pd interfaces. Four triangle-shaped nanographene molecules with different bulky substituents are studied.
Feng, X. +3 more
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Electronic traps in organic transport layers
physica status solidi (a), 2004The knowledge about properties of electronic traps in organic semiconductors is one of the major keys for the understanding and optimization of charge transport in organic devices. In the present article the density of occupied states of the most prominent pristine small molecule systems and selected polymers are reported determined, by fractional ...
Schmechel, Roland, Seggern, Heinz von
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Stability of Thin Electron Layers
The Physics of Fluids, 1962An instability that consists of a bunching transverse to the directed motion of an infinitely thin layer of electrons is investigated theoretically. The initial model is a plane sheet, infinite in extent, and neutralized by positive ions. This configuration is found to be unstable if all electrons travel with the same relativistic velocity.
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Electron Microscopic Study of a Slime Layer
Journal of Bacteriology, 1969Slime layers are being studied in our laboratories in an attempt to understand their functions in the control of pollution in natural streams. A method for fixing, staining, and embedding microorganisms in the intact slime has been developed. In this method, epoxy resin discs are placed in a holder and are introduced into a simulated stream.
H. C. Jones +5 more
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Electronic properties of layered phosphorus heterostructures
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2017By using ab initio approaches, the electronic properties of vertical heterostructured compounds of different structural phases of layered phosphorus have been studied.
Ruge Quhe +3 more
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On the Electron-Phonon Interaction in Layered Crystals
physica status solidi (b), 1985Determination de la correction de vertex electron-phonon et analyse de sa variation en fonction de la temperature, du melange intercouche et de divers parametres des electrons et des phonons; mise en evidence de la possibilite de negliger la correction d'ordre 1 en l'absence d'ondes de ...
K. K. Danilevich‐Tovstyuk +1 more
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Correlations in Coupled Electron Layers
1993In strongly interacting electron systems the buildup of correlations can fundamentally alter the nature of the states of the system compared with the metallic systems. Since the strength of the correlations is determined from the competition between the Fermi energy and the Coulomb potential they become increasingly significant for low densities. It is
David Neilson +2 more
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