Based on a course prepared for the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, the book’s pedagogy combines clarity of physical models with complete calculations. This dual focus makes it a valuable reference for both those developing new semiconductor technologies and those who simply need to understand the physics underlying existing device operations.
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