This graduate-level textbook offers a comprehensive treatment of the underlying physics behind modern semiconductor devices, with applications to specific modern solid-state devices throughout. Modular in organization, it should be suitable for a range of courses in solid state physics and devices in both physics and electrical engineering departments. Special features include: a step-by-step formulation of Monte Carlo Transport; discussion of excitonic effects in quantum wells; comprehensive coverage of heterostructures of solid state devices; and historical introductions. Also available is an instructor's manual (0-07-911445-8), which includes a 5.25" IBM PC disk with programs from the text.
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what a pity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,
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This review is from: Physics of Semiconductors and Their Heterostructures (Mcgraw Hill Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) (Hardcover)
This book is out of print now.... The publisher should print this good book again. Or, the author should write 2nd edition.
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This review is from: Physics of Semiconductors and Their Heterostructures (Mcgraw Hill Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) (Hardcover)
This book should be more famous than it is. I bought this book on half.com with a very cheap price. I didn't expect much from it. But when I started reading, I found this book rather good. The author has the readers in mind. The writing is very attractive, it's hard to imagine a semiconductor book that you don't want to leave aside. This book is not short of math, but unlike Seeger's book, it's not boring and intimidating, the author doesn't want to flood you with abstract math, he wants this book to be useful and practical. Also, there are a lot of illustrations to help you understand the text. The content of the illustration is good, but the drawing is a little coarse and need some refinement. Also, the typesetting should be improved.
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