Nanoelectronics and Photonics: From Atoms to Materials, Devices, and Architectures

ISBN-13: 9781441926234 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 453 str.

Anatoli Korkin; Federico Rosei

Opis

Nanoelectronics and Photonics: From Atoms to Materials, Devices, and Architectures provides a description of the core elements and challenges of advanced and future information technology. Tutorial chapters from leaders in the field cover fundamental topics ranging from materials to devices to system architecture. By linking the materials physics and chemistry at the atomic scale with device and circuit design and performance requirements, the book presents a coherent picture of theoretical and experimental research efforts and technology development in this highly interdisciplinary area. Short visionary articles by Nicolaas Bloembergen, Nobel Laureate in Physics (1981), Konstantin Likharev, distinguished professor at Stony Brook University, and Stanley Williams, senior fellow and director of the Quantum Science Research group at Hewlett-Packard, offer unique perspectives and insights. Nanoelectronics and Photonics is essential reading for researchers and graduate students in materials science, device physics, and electrical and computer engineering. Key Features: Provides an authoritative overview of the current status and future trends of nanoelectronics and photonics Presents broad-ranging tutorials on both theoretical and experimental aspects of key topics in nanotechnology Written by recognized international experts in each area Addresses the needs of both graduate students and nanotechnology "gurus"

Spis treści

Introduction: Nano & Giga Tutorials (Anatoli Korkin); Tutorial lectures from Nano & Giga Forum 2007 (Federico Rosei); Nanotechnology: a scientific melting pot (Nicolaas Bloembergen); Integrated Circuits Beyond CMOS (Konstantin Likharev); Nano and Giga Challenges for Information Technoloy (Stanley Williams).- Hybrid Semiconductor-Molecular Integrated Circuits for Digital Electronics: CMOL Approach (Dmitri Strukov).- Fundamentals of Spintronics in Metal and Semiconductor systems (Roland Kawakami, Kathleen McCreary, Yan Li).- Transport in Nanostructures (Stephen Goodnick). Density functional theory of high-k dielectric gate stacks (Alex Demkov).- Trapping phenomena in nanocrystalline semiconductors (Magdalena Lidia Ciurea).- Nanomechanics Fundamentals and Application in NEMS Technology (Marcel Lucas, Tai-De Li and Elisa Riedo).- Classical and quantum optics of semiconductor nanostructures (Walter Hoyer, Mackillo Kira and Stephan W. Koch).- Photonic Crystals: Physics, Fabrication, and Devices (Wei Jiang and Michelle L. Povinelli).- Two-photon polymerization - High Resolution 3D Laser Technology and its Applications (Aleksandr Ovsianikov and Boris N. Chichkov).

Blurb

Nanoelectronics and Photonics: From Atoms to Materials, Devices, and Architectures provides a description of the core elements and challenges of advanced and future information technology. By linking the materials physics and chemistry at the atomic scale with device and circuit design and performance requirements, tutorial chapters from leaders in the field present a coherent picture of theoretical and experimental research efforts and technology development in this highly interdisciplinary area. Short visionary articles by Nicolaas Bloembergen, Nobel Laureate in Physics (1981), Konstantin Likharev, distinguished professor at Stony Brook University, and Stanley Williams, senior fellow and director of the Quantum Science Research group at Hewlett-Packard, offer unique perspectives and insights. Nanoelectronics and Photonics is essential reading for researchers and graduate students in materials science, device physics, and electrical and computer engineering.

Key Features:

Provides an authoritative overview of the current status and future trends of nanoelectronics and photonics

Presents broad-ranging tutorials on both theoretical and experimental aspects of key topics in nanotechnology

Written by recognized international experts in each area

Addresses the needs of both graduate students and nanotechnology “gurus”