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Dragica Vasileska |
Prof. Vasileska has worked for 12 years in calculating
the low-field electron mobility in a variety of
structures including Si inversion layers, strained-Si
layers, InGaAs/InAlAs modulation-doped heterostructures
using the real-time Greens functions formalism within
the linear-response theory. She has published
over 100 articles in refereed journals, book chapters,
and in conference proceedings in the areas of
solid-state electronics, transport in semiconductors,
and semiconductor device modeling. She has also given
numerous invited talks.
Prof. Vasileska teaches a variety of
undergraduate and graduate level classes on
semiconductor transport, device simulation and
computational electronics:
http://www.eas.asu.edu/~vasilesk/
She is the author of many transport
simulation tools, including the self-consistent quantum
simulator
SCHRED contributed to nanoHUB.org |
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Selected
works on the Green's function theory:
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D. Vasileska,
P. Bordone, T. Eldridge and D.K. Ferry, J. Vac. Sci.
Technol. B 13, 1841 (1995).
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P. Bordone,
D. Vasileska and D.K. Ferry, Physical Review B 53,
3846 (1996).
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D. Vasileska,
T. Eldridge and D.K. Ferry, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B
14, 2780 (1996)
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D. Vasileska,
P. Bordone, T. Eldridge and D. K. Ferry, Physica B
227, 333 (1996).
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D. Vasileska
and D. K. Ferry, IEEE Trans. Electron Devices 44,
577 (1997).
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G. Formicone,
D. Vasileska and D.K. Ferry, Solid State Electronics
41, 879 (1997).
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D. Vasileska,
T. Eldridge, P. Bordone and D.K. Ferry, VLSI Design
6, 21 (1998).
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D. K. Ferry,
D. Vasileska, and H. L. Grubin, Journal of High
Speed Electronics and Systems 11, 363 (2001).
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D. Vasileska,
C. Prasad, H. H. Wieder and D. K. Ferry, J. Appl.
Phys. 93, 3359 (2003).
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Hasanur Khan |
Hasanur Khan is a Ph.D. candidate (comp
in the Department of
Electrical Engineering at Arizona State University. He
is a member of both the Nanostructures Research Group
(NRG) and the Computational Electronics and Materials
Group (CEMG).
His research interests are focused in the areas of
solid-state device modeling and simulation with
particular emphasis on quantum transport simulation.
Presently Hasanur is working on implementing the
three-dimensional (3D) version of the Contact Block
Reduction method. |
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