Advanced Epitaxy for Future Electronics, Optics, and Quantum Physics

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Seventh Lecture International Science Lecture Series The future development of electronics, optics, and, quite probably, quantum physics is being driven by advances in epitaxial materials. Band gap engineering, wafer bonding techniques, and epitaxial regrowth technology will push transistors far beyond the present speed barriers. Oxide growth within epitaxial layer structures and new advances in tunnel structures will push the development of the next generation of high-performance laser arrays and of efficient cascade laser designs. Perfection of the growth of semiconductor nitrides will move future electronics to higher powers and to suitability for extreme environments while revolutionizing lighting and display. Growth technologies to incorporate metallic particles and magnetic elements within high-quality semiconductors promise ultrafast electro-optical components for chemical and biological applications as well as electronically controlled magnetism for future memories and electrical/magnetic hybrid devices. Quantum dot materials will lead the field of signal electronics while hopefully providing a new proving and discovery ground for quantum physics. This paper dicusses the current progress in these areas.

ISBN10: 0309072654	ISBN13: 9780309072656
Format: Paperback	Pages: 20
Publisher: National Academies Press	GoodReads Rating: 0
Author: Organized by the National Research Council and the Office of Naval Research, University of California at Santa Barbara, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences, Commission on Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications, Arthur C. Gossard,

Advanced Epitaxy for Future Electronics, Optics, and Quantum Physics

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