Lecture

Carrier Statistics and Fermi Energy

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Description

This lecture covers the Fermi-Dirac function, carrier distribution, Boltzmann approximation, conduction and valence band edges, and the impact of dimensionality and heterostructures on carrier density, as well as the influence of electric field and temperature on carrier density.

Instructor

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