Books by Keyword: Solid-State Physics

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Edited by: Prof. Andreas Öchsner, Mihály Csüllög and Jav Davaasambuu
Online since: September 2024
Description: This special edition explores heat and mass transfer processes on scientific and engineering levels, focusing on the anthropogenic factors of environmental dynamics and mass and heat transfer in engineering systems and numerical and theoretical approaches to research in solid-state physics and chemistry.
Edited by: Prof. Farid Falyouni, Hicham Bouali, Prof. Abdelaaziz El Moussaouy, Prof. Driss Bria, Dr. Mohamed El Malki, Mustafa Serdar Genç, Gamze Genç, Prof. Saltuk Buğra Selçuklu and Prof. Şükrü Taner Azgin
Online since: October 2022
Description:

This International World Energy Conference was held December 03-04, 2021, in Kayseri, Turkey and is a premier venue for engaging scholars and practitioners who are passionate and well driven to make a change in transitioning the world to a sustainable energy future. It reflects the last advances in semiconductor physics that define the modern trend in developing micro-, optoelectronics, photonic devices, and photovoltaics. Analysis of the possibility of the modified clay to absorb the industrial dye and numerical simulation of direct tensile test of reinforced concrete are also presented.
This edition will be helpful to many specialists in their theoretical and experimental studies.

Authors: H.L.Kwok
Online since: January 2010
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).
The electronic properties of solids have become of increasing importance in the age of information technology. The study of solids and materials, while having originated from the disciplines of physics and chemistry, has evolved independently over the past few decades. The classical treatment of solid-state physics, which emphasized classifications, theories and fundamental physical principles, is no longer able to bridge the gap between materials advances and applications. In particular, the more recent developments in device physics and technology have not necessarily been driven by new concepts in physics or new materials, but rather by the ability of engineers to control crystal structures and properties better via advances in crystal growth and patterning techniques. In many cases, new applications simply arise from the adaption of conventional ideas to interdisciplinary areas. One example is that of recent advances which rely heavily upon the availability of the sub-micron technology developed by the semiconductor industry. Another example is the emergence of nanotechnology.
Authors: Dr. W. Kurz and Dr. David J. Fisher
Online since: February 1998
Description:

New 5th fully revised edition is available.

Solidification phenomena play an important role in many of the processes used in fields ranging from production engineering to solid-state physics. The broad range of applications of solidification models - from the large tonnages of continuously cast products, through superalloy precision castings, to high-purity single crystals - means that a book such as the present one must cater for the requirements of a very wide range of readers.

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