In this post, we will see the book The Electronic Theory Of Heavily Doped Semiconductors by V. L. Bonch-Bruyevich.

About the book

The current interest in solid state theory is, in the main,

the result of confluence of two factors: recent progress in the

problem of many bodies in quantum-statistical mechanics, and

demands of practical semiconductor physics occasioned, in

turn, by the ever increasing use of solid state devices in science

and technology.

Professor Bonch-Bruyevich has rendered a real and welltimed

service in pulling together the available information on

heavily doped semiconductors, because the problems associated

with these materials are among the most pressing in modern

applied and theoretical physics. The reader will find here a

detailed review of the many-electron approach to the theory of

doped semiconductors, as well as a systematic exposition of

the many studies done in this area (much of it by the author and

his students). Some of the interesting topics covered are the

energy spectrum of heavily doped semiconductors, pulse distributions

in them, as well as screening effects and absorption

of electromagnetic waves. The necessary mathematical machinery

of the theory is explained simply and concisely.

It is hoped that the book will prove of value not only to

specialists in the field, but also to a wider group of solid-state

theoreticians and experimentalists.

Translation Editor: Robert S. Knox

You can get the book here.
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