Semiconductors and semimetals
By: edited by R.K. Willardson, Albert C. Beer.
Contributors: Willardson, Robert K; Beer, Albert C
Publisher: Academic Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Semiconductors; Semimetals
Notes: Vol. 13 edited by K. Zanio; v. 21 edited by J.I. Pankove

Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Table of contents: title: v. 1-2 Physics of III-V compounds.; title: v. 3. Optical properties of III-V compounds.; title: v. 4. Physics of III-V compounds.; title: v. 5. Infrared detectors.; title: v. 6. Injection phenomena.; title: v. 7. part A-B. Applications and divices.; title: v. 8. Transport and optical phenomena.; title: v. 9. Modulation techniques.; title: v. 10 Transport phenomena.; title: v. 11. Solar cells.; title: v. 12. Infrared detectors II.; title: v. 13. Cadmium telluride. v. 14. Lasers, junctions, transport.; title: v. 15. Contacts, junctions, emitters.; title: v. 16. Defects, (HgCd) Te.; title: v. 17. CW beam processing of silicon and other semiconductors.; title: v. 18. Mercury cadmium telluride.; title: v. 19. Deep levels, GaAs, alloys, photochemistry. v. 20. Semi-insolating GaAs.; title: v. 21. Hydrogenated amorphous silicon (pt.A-B).; title: v. 22. Lightwave communications technology (pt.A-E).; title: v. 23. Pulsed laser processing of semiconductors.; title: v. 24. Applications of multiquantum wells, selective doping, and superlattices.; title: v. 25. Diluted magnetic semiconductors.; title: v. 26. III-V compound semiconductors and semiconductor properties of superionic materials.; title: v. 27. Highly conducting quasi-on-dimensional organic crystals.