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Ehrenreich H., Spaepen F. — Solid State Physics. Volume 49
Ehrenreich H., Spaepen F. — Solid State Physics. Volume 49



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Íàçâàíèå: Solid State Physics. Volume 49

Àâòîðû: Ehrenreich H., Spaepen F.

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Solid State Physics, Volume 49 continues the Series' tradition of excellence by focusing on the optical and electronic properties and applications of semiconductors. Three of the chapters deal with stress applications as well as the basic underlying science of semicondutors. All of the topics in this volume are at the cutting-edge of research in the semiconductor field and will be of great interest to the scientific community.


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Defects, bond alternation, polymer chain solitons and      39—42
Defects, breaking of charge-conjugation symmetry and      46
Defects, conjugated polymer      15
Defects, device degradation, causing      208—209
Defects, PBG materials, advantages of      156
Defects, PBG materials, calculations, theoretical      193—197
Defects, PBG materials, photonic band-gap formalism      181—186
Defects, PBG materials, representing perturbations      170
Defects, wide band-gap II-VI semiconductor point      224
Degond, P.      320
Degradation, device, blue-green light emitters      259—264 282
Degradation, device, research on solving cw      208—209
Dekeyser, W.      see "Amelinckx S."
Dekker, A.J.: Secondary Electron Emissions      6 251
Dekker, H.      364
Delannoy, P.      129
Deloffre, F.      11 29(25) 111(25) 129
Demandt, R.C.J.E.      83 84(246 247) 120(246 247) 122 123 127
Denenstien, A.      6
Dennard, R.H.      284
Density matrices      see also "Quasi-equilibrium density matrices"
Density matrices, equal-time Green's functions as mixed      432
Density matrices, Green's functions      318—324
Density matrices, Langevin equation and      332
Density matrices, Liouville and Bloch equations      316—317
Density matrices, modeling using, describing quantum transport using      346—353
Density matrices, modeling using, differential capacitance      375—378
Density matrices, modeling using, dissipation and current flow      361—370
Density matrices, modeling using, multiple-barrier structures      357—361
Density matrices, modeling using, overview      346
Density matrices, modeling using, statistics of single barriers      353—357
Density matrices, modeling using, uniform and nonuniform fields      370—375
Density matrices, projection operators and reduced      324—327
Density matrices, quantum distribution function and      290
Density matrices, temperature and oscillatory behavior in      349—353
Density matrices, wave functions and      314—315
Density matrices, Wigner functions      318—324 378—404
depletion region      see also "Accumulation region"
Depletion region in double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes      392—394
Depletion region, polyacetylene field-effect devices      92—94
Depletion region, polyacetylene MISFETS      101—102
Depletion region, width in n-type semiconductors      65
Depletion region, width in polymer EL devices      67
DePuydt, J.      208 235(8) 241 244(10 78) 251 256 259 260
Dervet, B.      11 29(25) 111(25)
Deuling, H.J.: Elasticity of Nematic Liquid Crystals      77 see
Deussen, M.      57 107(188) 141
Devoret, M.H.      308
Devreese, J.      332 333
Devreese, J.T.      47 334 335 see F.M."
Dexter, D.L.: Theory of the Optical Properties of Imperfections in Nonmetals      6 355
Dharma-Wardana, C.      306
Diagonal disorder, field mobilities and      75
Dialichaouch, R.      153 162(15)
Diaz, A.F.      14
Diaz, F.M.      22
Didio, M.      219
Dielectric constant in photonic band-gap wave equations      171
Dielectric constant in PWE method      174
Dielectric constant, PBG material construction and      157
Dielectric constant, periodic variations in      152
Dielectric interfaces, LED      140
Dielectric materials, dielectric function expressing disordered      179—180
Dielectric materials, nonlinear effect enhancement      169
Diessel, A.      272 274(119)
Differential capacitance      375—378
Dihexyloxy-poly(p-phenylenevinylene) cyano-substituted derivative in LEDs      132—134
Dihexyloxy-poly(p-phenylenevinylene) cyano-substituted derivative, synthesis of      21—22
Diluted magnetic semiconductors      216
Dimmock, J.O.: The Calculation of Electronic Energy Bands by the Augmented Plane Wave Method      26 104
Ding, J.      115 207 208 216 218 219(38) 221(39) 230 231(57) 244 247 248 249 251 255(85) 256(85) 260 264 269 270 271(114 116) 273(116) 275(116) 278
Ding, Y.W.      123
Diode lasers      see "Blue-green diode lasers" "ZnCdSe
Diodes      see also "Laser diodes"
Diodes, MIS      89—90 see
Diodes, resonant-tunneling      see "Resonant-tunneling diodes"
Diodes, thin-film electroluminescence in      11—12
Disorder model      74—76
Dispersion relations for EM wave propagation in PBG materials      152
Dispersion relations, calculations of photonic      192
Dispersion relations, measuring PBG photonic      162
Dispersion relations, photonic bands, determining for specific      178—179
Dispersion relations, photonic bands, minima and maxima      157
Dissipation and current flow in density matrices      361—370
Dissipation, femtosecond laser excitation and      433
Dissipation, Wigner model and      399—402
DiVicenzo, D.P.      440
DMS      see "Diluted magnetic semiconductors"
Dobrowolska, M.      216 223
Dodabalapur, A.      141
Doi, S.      20 122 133
Donegan, J.F.      223
Donors      see also "Acceptors" "Doping"
Donors in blue emitters      245
Donors, charge-transfer salt      4
Doping      see also "Impurities"
Doping in multiple-barrier structures      358
Doping, conjugated polymers for LEDs      67
Doping, conjugated polymers, conducting      25—27
Doping, conjugated polymers, field effect devices      87—88 108—110
Doping, conjugated polymers, films of intrinsically conducting      14
Doping, conjugated polymers, interfacial layer causation by      72
Doping, conjugated polymers, ionization potentials and      58
Doping, conjugated polymers, organic semiconductors      5—6
Doping, conjugated polymers, p-type      67—68 85—86 87—88
Doping, conjugated polymers, photoinduced absorption and      57
Doping, conjugated polymers, poly(3-alkythiophene)      22
Doping, density matrix and abrupt change in      350—353
Doping, n-type with PPVs and sodium      72
Doping, tellurium      225—229
Doping, wide band-gap II-VI semiconductor, contacts to p-ZnSe, low-resistance      241—244
Doping, wide band-gap II-VI semiconductor, overview and current status      233—235
Doping, wide band-gap II-VI semiconductor, p-type of ZnSe and related compounds      235—241
Doran, Donald G., and Linde, Ronald K.: Shock Effects in Solids      19 230
Dorman, D.R.      236
dos Santos, D.A.      46 72(150)
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes      see also "Resonant-tunneling diodes"
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes as multiple-barrier structure      357—361
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes, density matrix for Wigner distribution      344
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes, potential distribution for      305f
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes, Wigner distribution and      391—399
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes, Wigner functions, numerical discretization      384—389
Double-barrier resonant-tunneling diodes, Wigner functions, simulation of      391—399
Dowling, J.P.      168
Drabe, K.E.      81 140(243)
Drake, J.M.      82
Drenton, R.R.      252
Dresselhaus, G.      2 6(1)
Dresselhaus, M.S.      2 6(1)
Drexhage, K.H.      139
Drickamer, H.G., Lynch, R.W., Clendenen, R.L., and Perez-Albueme, E.A.: X-Ray Diffraction Studies of the Lattice Parameters of Solids under Very High Pressure      19 135
Drickamer, H.G.: The Effects of High Pressure on the Electronic Structure of Solids      17 1
Drury, R.      287
Dubois-Violette, E., Durand, G., Guyon, E., Manneville, P., and Pieranski, P.: Instabilities in Nematic Liquid Crystals      147
Duke, C.B.      see "Supplement 10 - Tunneling in Solids"
Durand, G.      see "Dubois-Violette E."
Durbin, S.M.      216
Durham polyacetylene, dark conductivity and photoconductivity      58—59
Durham polyacetylene, MIS diodes of      94
Durham polyacetylene, MISFETs of      100—101
Durham polyacetylene, molecular scale studies of      29—30
Durham polyacetylene, photoinduced absorption studies of      54—57
Durham polyacetylene, Schottky-barrier diodes and      9
Durham polyacetylene, synthesis      15—16
Dutta, M.      302
Duxstad, K.J.      236
Dyakonov, V.      122 126 129 146(326)
Dyrekelev, P.      107
Dyreklev, P.      107
Dyson equations      420—425
Dzyaloshinskii, I.Ye.      435
E equation, defect modes, photonic band-gap      179—180
E equation, Kohn — Luttinger functions and      176—179
E equation, photonic band-gap wave equations      171—172
EA spectroscopy      see "Electroabsorption spectroscopy"
Eagle, G.      54 96(177)
Eason, D.B.      247 249
Eastman, L.F.      285
Ebisawa, E.      8
Echenique, P.M., Flores, F., and Ritchie, R.H.: Dynamic Screening of Ions in Condensed Matter      43 230
Economou, E.N.      153 186 187(16) 195
Edge, S.      14 107(34)
Edwall, D.D.      376
Edwards, J.H.      14 15(35)
Effective mass representation, $k \cdot p$ theory vector analog      170
Effective mass representation, defect modes, photonic band-gap      180—181
Effective mass representation, Kohn — Luttinger functions and      176—178
EHP      see "Electron-hole plasma driven gain mechanism"
Ehrenfreund, E.      42 42(138)
Ehrenreich, H.      179 186 202(69 70) 220 276 277(122) 347 447
Ehrenreich, H., and Schwartz, L.M.: The Electronic Structure of Alloys      31 150
Einspruch, Norman, G.: Ultrasonic Effects in Semiconductors      17 217
Elasesser, T.      431 433(394)
Elastic mean free path      309
Electrical-optical efficiency of blue LEDs      245
Electroabsorption spectroscopy      54
Electrochemical polymerization      14
Electrodes      see also "Contacts"
Electrodes, energy barriers at polymer LED      63
Electrodes, interface with polymers in FETs      88—89
Electrodes, LEDs containing silicon injecting      142
Electrodes, work functions versus Fermi energy of semiconductors      64—65
Electrodes, work functions, dependency on measurement techniques      63
Electrodes, work functions, polyaniline      27
Electroluminescence, conjugated polymers using      121—123t
Electroluminescence, Hueckel and SSH models compared      46
Electroluminescence, turn-on rate for polymer LEDs      129—130
Electroluminescence-detected magnetic resonance      137
Electroluminescent devices      see also "Blue-green diode lasers" "Blue-green "Light-emitting
Electroluminescent devices, accumulation and depletion region width      67
Electroluminescent devices, conjugated polymer devices, description      117—118
Electroluminescent devices, conjugated polymer devices, diodes      11—12
Electroluminescent devices, conjugated polymer devices, molecular semiconductors      27—29
Electroluminescent devices, exciton formation in      57 81
Electroluminescent devices, two-carrier currents      77—80
Electron-hole pairs in femtosecond laser excitation      429—431
Electron-hole pairs in inversion layers      86
Electron-hole pairs, excitons and      47
Electron-hole plasma driven gain mechanism      268
Electron-phonon coupling, Frenkel excitons and      50—51
Electron-phonon coupling, optical      226
Electron-phonon coupling, trans-polyacetylene chains      36—37
Electron-transporting layer      130—132
Electronic confinement, II-IV QWs, spectroscopy of      224—225
Electronic confinement, quantum well quasi-2D      217—218
Electronic confinement, wide band-gap II-VI heterostructures      210—217
Electronic excitation-lattice coupling, blue-green LED      249
Electronic excitation-lattice coupling, Te isolectronic centers      225—229 249
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, description      32—35
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, electronic structure      35—39 39—51
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, experimental results      51—63
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, LEDs      117—118
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, polyacetylene MISFETs      102—103
Electronic properties, conjugated polymer and molecule, PT and PPV-based FETS      107—111
Electronic properties, LEDs, single-layer      124—130
Electronic properties, regioregular versus regiorandom polymers      23
Electronic states, nonpertubative basis      288
Electronic states, quantum well      210—217
Electronic transitions, conjugated molecule      32—34
Electronic transitions, PPV excitation states in shorter conjugated segments      52
Electronic transitions, PPV excitation states, singlet and triplet      50
Electronic transport, $\pi$ electron overlap in molecular semi-conductors      3
Electronic transport, electron-hole capture      77—80
Electronic transport, materials used for, molecular      28
Electronic transport, single-carrier currents      73—77
Electrons, $\pi$, in anthracene      3
Electrons, Bloch states      151—152
Electrons, inelastic mean free path of      294
Ell, C.      402
Emeraldine phase, polyaniline synthesis      26—27
Emin, D.      47
Emission color, LED, controlling      118—124
Emission processes from organic molecules      32—34
Emission processes, conjugated molecules, Frenkel excitons and      47
Emission processes, conjugated polymers, optical      51—54
Emission processes, optical, blue emitter      245
Emission spectrum, LED, control of      141
Emission spectrum, SCH/SQW devices      256—257
Emission, simulated, ZnSe-based QW laser      267—282
Empirical tight binding method, photonic-band structures      199
EMR      see "Effective mass representation"
Enderlein, R.      333
Energy barriers, at polymer LED electrodes      63
Energy gap, $\pi$ and $\pi^{*}$, conjugated polymers      13
Energy gap, $\pi$ and $\pi^{*}$, of polyacetylene      5
English, J.H.      294
Engquist, B.      390
Epitaxy      see also "Molecular beam epitaxy"
Epitaxy, blue-green laser      281—282
Epitaxy, quantum dots      231—232
Epitaxy, quantum well wires      231
Epstein, A.J.      26
Equations of motion, current transport in quantum structures      361—370
Equations of motion, Heisenberg, for density matrices      434
Equations of motion, noninteracting forms of Green's functions      406
Equations of motion, nonuniform fields and      374
Equations of motion, Poisson's equation solution to      350
Equations of motion, Wigner functions, and time-dependent      381
Equations of motion, Wigner functions, numerical discretization      384—389
Equilibrium form of Green's function, collisional-broadening      413
Era, M.      116
Erdogan, T.      168
Esaki, L.      303 304
Eshelby, J.D.: The Continuum Theory of Lattice Defects      3 79
Esteve, D.      308
ETBM      see "Empirical tight binding method"
Etemad, S.      41 42(133) 46 54 96(177)
Etiene, B.      285
Evans, A.G., and Zok, F.W.: The Physics and Mechanics of Brittle Matrix Composites      47 177
Evans, G.P.      56
Even, R.      111
Evrard, R.      332 335
Excimers, nonradiative decay and      82
Excimers, polymers with gaps in blue or UV      50
Exciplexes in polymers with gaps in blue or UV      50
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules in field effect devices      86—87 103
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules in LEDs      134—137
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules, excitons      47—51
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules, extensions of simple models      45—47
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules, nondegenerate ground states      42—45
Excited states, conjugated polymers and molecules, SSH model      39—42
Exciton decay in conjugated polymers      80—84
Exciton-phonon interaction, tellurium iso-electronic centers in      225—229
Excitons in polymer LEDs      135—136
Excitons, blue-green LED      247—248
Excitons, conjugated polymer chains and      47—51
Excitons, conjugated polymers in EL devices      57 81
Excitons, conjugated polymers, localization threshold and      53—54
Excitons, optically pumped lasers      269—277
Excitons, photoconductive and photovoltaic devices      144—145
Excitons, quasi-2D quantum wells      217—218 267—268
Excitons, self-trapping in deformable lattice      226—229
Excitons, singlet, energy levels in nondegenerate ground state polymers      44
Excitons, singlet, PPV photoconductivity      60
Excitons, triplet, in LEDs      135—136
Excitons, triplet, photoinduced absorption and PPV      56—57
Excitons, triplet, radiative lifetime      81
Excitons, ZnCdSe/ZnSe 2D QW      218 221—223
Face-centered-cubic structures, 3D crystals      160
Face-centered-cubic structures, investigations of PBG materials with      155
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