Quantenphysik - Franz, Gerhard

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Auteur(s) : Franz, Gerhard

Editeur : De Gruyter Oldenbourg

Langue : Allemand

Parution : 01/08/2024

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 638

Expédition : 1080

Dimensions : 23.8 x 17.2 x 3.8

ISBN : 9783111240756

Résumé :

Das 2-b?ndige Lehrbuchs vermittelt anschaulich und verst?ndlich quanten- und festk?rpertheoretische Kenntnisse und Fertigkeiten.

Der zweite, der Festk?rperphysik gewidmete, Band beginnt mit der Betrachtung der einzelnen Festk?rperklassen und weitet den Bogen mit der thermischen Energie und optischen Ph?nomenen von Isolatoren. Der Schwerpunkt liegt jedoch auf Metallen und Halbleitern, wobei mit dem Modell Freier Elektronen sowohl optische wie magnetische Effekte bis hin zum Ferromagnetismus umfassend be-schrieben werden k?nnen. Bei elektrischen Eigenschaften dagegen ist eine Ausweitung dieses Modells erforderlich, das damit aber das Fenster zu den Halbleitern ?ffnet, deren Eigenschaften sowohl im Volumen wie an Grenzfl?chen untersucht werden, so dass damit ein Verst?ndnis von Halbleiter-bauelementen erm?glicht wird, hier dargelegt an Dioden.

Viele in den ?ber hundert Aufgaben betrachteten Fragestellungen, die von ausf?hrlichen L?sungswe-gen begleitet sind, zeigen auf, wie weitreichend die Anwendungen sind, die sich mit der erworbenen Fertigkeit in diesem Calculus erschlie?en lassen.

Das Lehrbuch richtet sich an Studierende der Natur- und Ingenieurswissenschaften.

Band 1. Quantenmechanik.

Biographie:

Gerhard Franz earned his master degree in physical chemistry from Philipps University, Marburg, Germany, in 1977, and the Ph.D. degree, with a thesis on the thermodynamical and conductivity aspects of the fluid alkali metals rubidium and cesium up to their critical point, from Philipps University, in 1980. In 1981, he joined the Analytical Department, Siemens Research Laboratories, Munich, Germany, and after five years, he moved to the Photonics Department, Siemens Research Laboratories, where he became responsible for the development of plasma-based processes in 1992, in particular reactive ion etching (RIE) and plasma diagnostics. In 2002, he joined Munich University of Applied Sciences, Munich, where he has been professor for applied physics until 2019.

His educational interests are focused on the education of graduate students in the master course micro- and nanotechnology, where he has taught the entrance course for more than 15 years which has become the basis of these textbooks. In 2005, he founded the Center for Nanostructure Technology together with some colleagues from Technical University of Munich, Munich. Soon, chemical vapor deposition of the organic compound poly-p-xylylene arouse his interest and became the second center of his research.

Gerhard Franz has authored four books on low-temperature plasma physics and microstructuring technology, delivered more than 70 external lectures and has written more than 60 peer-reviewed papers. Topics are mainly RIE of III/V semiconductors, photonic devices which were fabricated with this technology, plasma diagnostics, and chemical vapor deposition.

Sommaire:

Gerhard Franz earned his master degree in physical chemistry from Philipps University, Marburg, Germany, in 1977, and the Ph.D. degree, with a thesis on the thermodynamical and conductivity aspects of the fluid alkali metals rubidium and cesium up to their critical point, from Philipps University, in 1980. In 1981, he joined the Analytical Department, Siemens Research Laboratories, Munich, Germany, and after five years, he moved to the Photonics Department, Siemens Research Laboratories, where he became responsible for the development of plasma-based processes in 1992, in particular reactive ion etching (RIE) and plasma diagnostics. In 2002, he joined Munich University of Applied Sciences, Munich, where he has been professor for applied physics until 2019.

His educational interests are focused on the education of graduate students in the master course micro- and nanotechnology, where he has taught the entrance course for more than 15 years which has become the basis of these textbooks. In 2005, he founded the Center for Nanostructure Technology together with some colleagues from Technical University of Munich, Munich. Soon, chemical vapor deposition of the organic compound poly- p -xylylene arouse his interest and became the second center of his research.

Gerhard Franz has authored four books on low-temperature plasma physics and microstructuring technology, delivered more than 70 external lectures and has written more than 60 peer-reviewed papers. Topics are mainly RIE of III/V semiconductors, photonic devices which were fabricated with this technology, plasma diagnostics, and chemical vapor deposition.