HOT-HOLE ANISOTROPY IN SILICON

[1] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, 1965, PHYS LETT, V17, P102

[2] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, TO BE PUBLISHED

[3] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, 1968, SOLID STATE ELECTRON, V11, P685

[4] ON INTERPRETATION OF OBSERVED HOLE MASS SHIFT WITH UNIAXIAL STRESS IN SILICON [J]. PHYSICS LETTERS, 1965, 19 (01): : 6 - &

[5] ELECTRONS AND HOLES DRIFT VELOCITY IN SILICON AT VERY LOW TEMPERATURE [J]. SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS, 1968, 6 (10) : 727 - +

[6] MEASUREMENT OF VELOCITY FIELD CHARACTERISTIC OF ELECTRONS IN GERMANIUM [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1968, 12 (03) : 111 - &

[7] Conwell E M, 1967, HIGH FIELD TRANSPORT

[8] TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF COMBINED EFFECTIVE MASS OF HOLES IN SILICON [J]. LETTERE AL NUOVO CIMENTO, 1970, 3 (08): : 239 - &

[9] MEASUREMENT OF HIGH-FIELD CARRIER DRIFT VELOCITIES IN SILICON BY A TIME-OF-FLIGHT TECHNIQUE [J]. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES, 1967, ED14 (01) : 38 - +

[10] ANISOTROPY OF CONDUCTIVITY DUE TO WARM HOLES IN P-TYPE GERMANIUM AND P-TYPE SILICON [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1968, 212 (02): : 183 - +

[1] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, 1965, PHYS LETT, V17, P102

[2] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, TO BE PUBLISHED

[3] ALBERIGIQUARANT.A, 1968, SOLID STATE ELECTRON, V11, P685

[4] ON INTERPRETATION OF OBSERVED HOLE MASS SHIFT WITH UNIAXIAL STRESS IN SILICON [J]. PHYSICS LETTERS, 1965, 19 (01): : 6 - &

[5] ELECTRONS AND HOLES DRIFT VELOCITY IN SILICON AT VERY LOW TEMPERATURE [J]. SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS, 1968, 6 (10) : 727 - +

[6] MEASUREMENT OF VELOCITY FIELD CHARACTERISTIC OF ELECTRONS IN GERMANIUM [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1968, 12 (03) : 111 - &

[7] Conwell E M, 1967, HIGH FIELD TRANSPORT

[8] TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF COMBINED EFFECTIVE MASS OF HOLES IN SILICON [J]. LETTERE AL NUOVO CIMENTO, 1970, 3 (08): : 239 - &

[9] MEASUREMENT OF HIGH-FIELD CARRIER DRIFT VELOCITIES IN SILICON BY A TIME-OF-FLIGHT TECHNIQUE [J]. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES, 1967, ED14 (01) : 38 - +

[10] ANISOTROPY OF CONDUCTIVITY DUE TO WARM HOLES IN P-TYPE GERMANIUM AND P-TYPE SILICON [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1968, 212 (02): : 183 - +