Search for dissertations about: "transport theory"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 429 swedish dissertations containing the words transport theory.
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21. Electronic Transport in Materials
Abstract : Transport properties within the Boltzmann transport equation for metallic multi-layer structures as well as bulk materials, were the prime topic of this work. Ab initio total energy calculations for Hydrogen loaded metallic multi-layers were performed in order to shed some light onto problem of H depleted layers at the interfaces that have been experimentally observed. READ MORE
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22. Quantum theory of time-dependent transport in graphene
Abstract : High-quality ballistic electronic devices made from graphene are becoming an experimental reality. Carbon-based electronics is heralded if not to succeed or surpass then to complement the existing semiconducting technology. READ MORE
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23. The operating cycle representation of road transport missions
Abstract : The difficulties that conventionally road vehicles are facing in meeting regulation standards require ad-hoc solutions. Moreover, the impellent shift of paradigm towards full electrification and partial automation is posing great challenges to the automotive industry, which has set a zero-emissions target to be reached within a short time horizon. READ MORE
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24. Modelling of Quantum Transport in Nanostructures
Abstract : In this thesis, theoretical studies of the transport properties of three nanoscale systems: one-dimensional (1D) quantum wires (QWRs), zero-dimensional (0D), laterally confined, double-barrier resonant tunnelling structures (DBRTSs) and three-terminal ballistic junctions (TBJs), have been performed. In the first part of the thesis, an overview of the realization and properties of such systems is given along with a description of modelling tools used in the calculations. READ MORE
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25. Knots and Transport in Topological Matter
Abstract : Topology has manifestations in physics ranging from the field of condensed matter to photonics. This dissertation provides a two-fold study on the impact of topology in Hermitian and non-Hermitian band structures. READ MORE