An improved hydrodynamic model describing heat generation and transport in submicron silicon devices
An hydrodynamic model for electron and phonon transport in silicon semiconductors has been formulated, on the basis of the Maximum Entropy Principle, in order to describe off-equilibrium phenomena in submicron silicon devices.
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