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Usage

Usage is calculated on the last day of every month. For more information on usage data, visit the Usage Overview page.

Table 1: Overview
Item Value
Contributions: 14
Total Simulation Users Served: 4,085
Total "and more" Users Served: 1,435
Rank by Contributions: 69 / 1269
First Contribution: 12 Nov 2005
Last Contribution: 26 Mar 2013
Citations on Contributions: 56
Usage in Courses/Classrooms: 2,913 users served in 298 courses from 40 institutions
Table 2: Simulation Tool Usage
# Tool Name Users served in last 12 months Simulation Runs in last 12 months Total users served Total Simulation Runs Citations Published On
1 Brillouin Zone Viewer 73 135 171 366 2 15 Apr 2011
2 Resonant Tunneling Diode Simulation with NEGF 321 1,674 1,472 15,649 2 05 Sep 2008
3 1D Heterostructure Tool 334 2,310 1,580 10,349 7 04 Sep 2008
4 Crystal Viewer Tool 1,435 12,036 5,018 44,580 3 11 Jan 2008
5 Band Structure Lab 806 9,595 5,517 89,296 36 19 May 2006
6 Quantum Dot Lab 672 6,467 4,249 47,250 14 12 Nov 2005
total 2,439 32,217 4,085 207,490
Table 3: "and more" Usage
# Resource Title Users served in last 12 months Total users served Citations Published On
1 Empirical Tight-binding Parameterization of SmSe in the sp3d5f7s* model Downloads 10 10 - 26 Mar 2013
2 NEMO5 Latest Version Source Downloads 69 77 - 19 Mar 2013
3 Tight Binding Parameters by DFT mapping Notes 58 58 - 12 Sep 2012
4 NEMO5 Tutorials (2012 Summer School) Courses 1,017 1,017 - 19 Jul 2012
5 NEMO5 Tutorial 6A: Device Simulation - Transport (Double Gate) Online Presentations 146 146 - 18 Jul 2012
6 NEMO5 Overview Presentation Online Presentations 222 222 - 17 Jul 2012
7 Nonequilibrium Green’s functions theory: Transport and optical gain in THz quantum cascade lasers Online Presentations 53 245 - 26 Mar 2010
8 Quantum transport in semiconductor nanostructures Publications 463 1,244 1 04 Mar 2010
total 553 1,435
* Total only includes versions of the tools this author contributed to.

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