Publication

Simulation of some quantum models for semiconductors

Jean Descloux
2002
Journal paper

Abstract

Three different existing steady-state models with quantum correction for simulating the resonant tunnelling diode are summarized. Numerical methods and a theoretical argument for one of the models are briefly described. Results of simulation axe focused on the capability of reproducing the negative differential resistivity.

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