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Computational Methods for Nanoelectronics: Quantum Models

EI71101Examination Performance5 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterDepartment Electrical Engineering
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What it is about

In this module you will learn quantum mechanical methods for describing and simulating nanoscale building elements. The focus is on transfer-matrix methods, density functional theory and quantum mechanical transport approaches (Green's functions). In the end you will be able to apply these methods to analyze and investigate numerically different nano-structured architectures (e.g., heterostructures, molecular structures).

What you will be able to do

  • Apply transfer matrix method
  • Apply density functional theory (DFT)
  • Use Green's functions for transport problems
  • Understand theory and approximation methods of the mentioned methods
  • Follow implementation principles in numerical software
  • Apply quantum mechanical methods to analyze nano-structured building elements

What the module consists of

  • VorlesungenConveying the theoretical foundations and discussion of the content
  • Tutorien/ÜbungenApplication of what has been learned to analytical tasks and numerical simulations

Teaching method

  • Vortrag mit elektronischen PräsentationenExplanation of the theory and impetus for discussion
  • Tutorien mit ÜbungsblätternPractice-oriented application: analytical calculations and numerical simulations
  • Bereitstellung von Materialien über MoodleAccess to scripts, presentations, exercise sheets and simulation programs
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