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Optical Materials Properties
Delves into the properties of materials affecting photon absorption and electron excitation, crucial for optimizing photon detection efficiency.
Semiconductors: Equilibrium Properties and Charge Dynamics
Covers the equilibrium properties of semiconductors, focusing on charge dynamics and the influence of temperature on electron-hole generation.
Phonon Band Structure
Explores Phonon Band Structure, Density of States, and Modes in crystal lattices, including the Schrodinger equation and phonon dispersion.
Alloys and Band Structure
Covers the properties of alloys, band structure, and density of states in materials like GaAs and Si.
Electron Localization in Incommensurately Stacked Layers of 2D Materials
Explores electron localization in incommensurately stacked 2D materials, including twisted bilayer graphene and transition metal di-chalcogenides.
Carrier Statistics and Fermi Energy
Covers the Fermi-Dirac function, carrier distribution, and band edges.
Understanding Semiconductor Behavior: Charge and Conductivity
Covers semiconductor behavior, focusing on energy levels, charge distributions, and conductivity in N-P-N structures and metal-semiconductor interfaces.
Electronic Band Structure: Kronig-Penney Potential
Explores electronic band structure, material properties, and density of states in periodic potentials, including energy levels and wavefunctions.
Photonic Crystals: Band Structure and Optomechanical Coupling
Explores photonic band structure, band gaps, and optomechanical coupling in photonic crystal cavities.
Graphene Properties and Applications
Explores graphene properties, band structure, electronics, and nanoscale phenomena like the Quantum Hall effect and the Casimir effect.