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Electron dynamics in nanoscale transistors by means of Wigner and Boltzmann approaches

Sellier et al., 2014

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17127250450271235420
Author
Sellier J
Amoroso S
Nedjalkov M
Selberherr S
Asenov A
Dimov I
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Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications

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We present a numerical study of the evolution of a wave packet in a nanoscale MOSFET featuring an 'atomistic'channel doping. Our two-dimensional Monte Carlo Wigner simulation results are compared against classical Boltzmann simulation results. We show that the …
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