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3 | + | By completing the BSC Lab in [[Resource(5065)]], you will be able to:
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5 | + | a) understand the concept of carriers dispersion in a solid,
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7 | + | b) understand the concept of effective masses and energy gaps, and
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9 | + | c) understand the bandstructure in low-dimensional systems.
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12 | + | The specific objectives of the BSC Lab are:
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14 | + | [[Image(bandstructure_viewer.jpg, 400px)]]
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18 | + | == Recommended Reading ==
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20 | + | If you have not had experience with the concept of bandstructure and ways of calculating the bandstructure, here is a list of resources that will help you have the required knowledge to get the most of these issues resolved:
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22 | + | 1. Walter Harrison, Elementary Electronic Structure, World Scientific.
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24 | + | 2. Peter Y. Yu and Manuel Cardona, Fundamentals of Semiconductors: Physics and Material Properties, Springer.
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26 | + | 3. Dragica Vasileska, Stephen M. Goodnick and G. Klimeck: Computational Electronics: Semiclassical and Quantum Device Modeling and Simulation, Appendix A (CRC Press, 2010).
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30 | + | == Demo ==
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32 | + | [[Resource(6936)]]
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36 | + | == Theoretical descriptions ==
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38 | + | * [[Resource(9003)]]
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40 | + | * [[Resource(1506)]]
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42 | + | * [[Resource(4882)]]
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44 | + | * [[Resource(9454)]]
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46 | + | * [[Resource(9122)]]
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48 | + | * [[Resource(8999)]]
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52 | + | == Tool Verification ==
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54 | + | [[Resource(9491)]]
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58 | + | == Worked Examples ==
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60 | + | [[Resource(9491)]]
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64 | + | == Exercises and Homework Assignments ==
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66 | + | 1. [[Resource(5201)]]
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68 | + | 2. [[Resource(5033)]]
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70 | + | 3. [[Resource(4873)]]
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72 | + | 4. [[Resource(9233)]]
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74 | + | 5. [[Resource(9372)]]
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78 | + | == Solutions to Exercises ==
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80 | + | Solutions to exercises will be provided to Instructors ONLY!
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84 | + | == Take a Test ==
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86 | + | This test will assess your conceptual understanding of the physical, mathematical and computational knowledge related to formation of bandstructure in crystals, the concept of energy bands and the energy gaps.
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88 | + | [[Resource(9493)]]
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92 | + | == Solve the Challenge ==
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94 | + | In this final challenge you will integrate all what you have learned about bandstructure calculation in bulk and in low-dimensional systems such as nanowires.
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