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Archimedes, GNU Monte Carlo simulator

By Jean Michel D Sellier

Purdue University

Monte Carlo simulation of 2D semiconductor devices, III-V materials

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Version GUI2.1.0-K2.1.0 - published on 28 Oct 2011

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1208	The MOSFET Code and OXYDE LAYER Asked by Thomas Mathew @ 02:24 AM on 24 May 2013 • Open • 1		0 Like
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