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QuaMC2D

By Shaikh S. Ahmed¹, Dragica Vasileska²

1. Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2. Arizona State University

Quantum-corrected Monte-Carlo transport simulator for two-dimensional MOSFET devices.

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Version 1.1.4 - published on 15 Mar 2011

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