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Band Structure Lab

Computes the electronic structure of various materials in the spatial configuration of bulk (infinitely periodic), quantum wells (confined in one dimension, infinitely periodic in 2 dimensions), and wires (confined in 2 dimensions and infinitely periodic …

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Version 2.0.15 - published on 17 May 2011

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Recent Wishes (18) Add a new wish
72 enable a voltage sweep over the selfconsistent calculations
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 10:54 AM on 03 Aug 2009 • 1 		200 points 0 Like 0 Dislike Accepted
350 nromalize the k values to the zone edge so the zone edge is at 1.0
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 04:04 PM on 18 Jun 2011 • 0 		100 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
349 need to compare the 110 and 100 dispersion of an UTB on the same graph.
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 04:02 PM on 18 Jun 2011 • 0 		100 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
189 please rescale the 3D plot of conduction bands in bulk
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 05:48 PM on 11 Feb 2010 • 0 		100 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
71 resolve unintuitive interdependence of "Device Structure" and "Analysis" input
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 10:52 AM on 03 Aug 2009 • 0 		100 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
3 electrostatic potential and the charge density in the new Rappture -based visualization
Proposed by Anonymous @ 04:32 PM on 13 May 2009 • 2 		50 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
4 compare the initial and the final dispersion in selfconsistent calculation
Proposed by Anonymous @ 04:34 PM on 13 May 2009 • 2 		50 points 0 Like 0 Dislike Accepted
7 2d cuts through potential and charge through high symmetry lines
Proposed by Anonymous @ 04:48 PM on 13 May 2009 • 1 		20 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
31 UTB improvements
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 09:02 PM on 31 May 2009 • 4 		20 points 0 Like 0 Dislike Accepted
33 nanowire improvements
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 09:05 PM on 31 May 2009 • 0 		20 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
29 unify output options for easier parsing
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 09:01 PM on 31 May 2009 • 1 		10 points 0 Like 0 Dislike
370 Problem with Si Bulk bandstructure
Proposed by Anonymous @ 10:08 AM on 25 Sep 2011 • 1 		points 0 Like 0 Dislike
9 Expand materials to include CdTe
Proposed by Neelanjan Bhattacharya @ 11:05 AM on 14 May 2009 • 2 		points 0 Like 0 Dislike
206 Please add the ability to strain in the r, theta and z directions for a circular NW
Proposed by Sameer S Walavalkar @ 06:17 PM on 22 Mar 2010 • 0 		points 0 Like 0 Dislike
30 bulk calculation improvements
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 09:02 PM on 31 May 2009 • 5 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted
42 include the DOS from the E(k) curves for a 1D Kronig Penny model
Proposed by Ron Reifenberger @ 08:39 AM on 09 Jun 2009 • 3 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted
8 Show “kx ky kz E” in final results
Proposed by JUNG-PIAO, CHIU @ 11:03 AM on 14 May 2009 • 1 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Granted
32 nanowire improvements
Proposed by Gerhard Klimeck @ 09:03 PM on 31 May 2009 • 1 		  0 Like 0 Dislike Withdrawn

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