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Quantum and semi-classical transport in RTDs using NEMO 1-D

Klimeck, G.·Stout, P.·Bowen, R. C.
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NEMO 1-D has been developed primarily for the simulation of resonant tunneling diodes, and quantitative and predictive agreements with experimental high performance, high current density devices have been achieved in the past.

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Klimeck, G., Stout, P., Bowen, R. C.. 2003-05-25. Quantum and semi-classical transport in RTDs using NEMO 1-D. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060028967

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