Lecture

Non-equilibrium Processes: Electron-Phonon Interactions

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Description

This lecture explores non-equilibrium electron-phonon interactions, focusing on energy conversion processes and transport regimes. Topics include energy relaxation via scattering, energy conservation equations, and classical size effects in energy transport. The lecture also covers hot electron effects in laser heating, semiconductor devices, and energy exchange with recombination.

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