Chapter 1 Quantum wells and quantum wires for potential thermoelectric applications
Authors:
- M.S. DresselhausMDM.S. Dresselhaus
- Y.-M. LinYLY.-M. Lin
- S.B. CroninSCS.B. Cronin
- O. RabinORO. Rabin
- M.R. BlackMBM.R. Black
- G. DresselhausGDG. Dresselhaus
- T. KogaTKT. Koga
- 1 January 2001
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 1-121
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