Search for dissertations about: "Diluted magnetic semiconductors"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words Diluted magnetic semiconductors.
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6. Point defect interactions and structural stability of compounds
Abstract : Theoretical studies of point defect interactions and structural stability of compounds have been performed using density functional theory. The defect-related properties, such as activation energy of diffusion, electronic and magnetic structure of selected materials have been studied. READ MORE
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7. Properties of Multifunctional Oxide Thin Films Despostied by Ink-jet Printing
Abstract : Ink-jet printing offers an ideal answer to the emerging trends and demands of depositing at ambient temperatures picoliter droplets of oxide solutions into functional thin films and device components with a high degree of pixel precision. It is a direct single-step mask-free patterning technique that enables multi-layer and 3D patterning. READ MORE
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8. Synthesis of ZnO and transition metals doped ZnO nanostructures, their characterization and sensing applications
Abstract : Nanotechnology is a technology of the design and the applications of nanoscale materials with their fundamentally new properties and functions. Nanosensor devices based on nanomaterials provide very fast response, low-cost, long-life time, easy to use for unskilled users, and provide high-efficiency. READ MORE
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9. Magneto-optical studies of dilute nitrides and II-VI diluted magnetic semiconductor quantum structures
Abstract : This thesis work aims at a better understanding of magneto-optical properties of dilute nitrides and II-VI diluted magnetic semiconductor quantum structures. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first part gives an introduction of the research fields, together with a brief summary of the scientific results included in the thesis. READ MORE
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10. Detailed photoemission studies of the prototype diluted magnetic semiconductor (Ga,Mn)As
Abstract : Magnetic semiconductors are materials that combine the key features needed in information technology, namely magnetism and controllable charge transport. The prospects of integrating these properties and of using the spin as informa-tion carrier have motivated large efforts to produce such materials for imple-mentation in future spin-based electronics. READ MORE