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Warwick F. Vincent,J. Cynan Ellis-Evanson is derived with the help of Wannier function. Using Schr?dinger equation based on the effective–mass approximation, we discuss the shallow impurity levels of donors in Ge and Si. Transport properties of electrons and holes are interpreted in terms of the effective mass in the classical mechanics

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Web Site Development Methodologies,expressed by ., where ., ., and . are the electronic charge, average of the relaxation time, and the effective mass. The relaxation time or scattering time is limited by various scatterings of carriers. Among them the phonon scattering plays the most important role. In this chapter we begin with the

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