We investigate the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics, which describes the charge transport in a certain semiconductor. Quantum mechanical effects lead to third order derivatives, turning the stationary system into an elliptic system of mixed order in the sense of Douglis-Nirenberg. In the case most relevant to applications, the semiconductor device features a piecewise constant barrier potential. In the case of thermodynamicequilibrium, we obtain asymptotic expansions of interfacial layers of the particle density in neighbourhoods of the jump points of this barrier potential, and we present rigorous proofs of uniform estimates of the remainder terms in these asymptotic expansions
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic equations for semiconductors with constant tem-perature are numeric...
AbstractThe quasineutral limit (zero-Debye-length limit) of viscous quantum hydrodynamic model for s...
We study the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics in a bounded domain of space dimension 1, 2, or ...
We investigate the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics, which describes the charge transport in a...
We discuss analytically the stationary viscous quantum hydrodynamic model including a barrier potent...
In the present thesis, we consider variants of the stationary one-dimensional quantum drift-diffusio...
The semi-classical and the inviscid limit in quantum trajectory models given by a one-dimensional st...
AbstractThe asymptotic behavior of the thermal equilibrium state of a bipolar quantum hydrodynamic m...
We study the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics in a bounded domain of space di-mension 1, 2, or...
In this thesis we study quantum hydrodynamic (QHD) models, particularly the ones used in semiconduct...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic model derived for semiconductor simulation is studied in this paper...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic model derived for semiconductor simulation is studied in this paper...
AbstractA transient quantum hydrodynamic system for charge density, current density and electrostati...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic equations for semiconductors with constant temperature are numerica...
We consider a one-dimensional bipolar isentropic quantum hydrodynamical model from semiconductor dev...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic equations for semiconductors with constant tem-perature are numeric...
AbstractThe quasineutral limit (zero-Debye-length limit) of viscous quantum hydrodynamic model for s...
We study the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics in a bounded domain of space dimension 1, 2, or ...
We investigate the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics, which describes the charge transport in a...
We discuss analytically the stationary viscous quantum hydrodynamic model including a barrier potent...
In the present thesis, we consider variants of the stationary one-dimensional quantum drift-diffusio...
The semi-classical and the inviscid limit in quantum trajectory models given by a one-dimensional st...
AbstractThe asymptotic behavior of the thermal equilibrium state of a bipolar quantum hydrodynamic m...
We study the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics in a bounded domain of space di-mension 1, 2, or...
In this thesis we study quantum hydrodynamic (QHD) models, particularly the ones used in semiconduct...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic model derived for semiconductor simulation is studied in this paper...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic model derived for semiconductor simulation is studied in this paper...
AbstractA transient quantum hydrodynamic system for charge density, current density and electrostati...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic equations for semiconductors with constant temperature are numerica...
We consider a one-dimensional bipolar isentropic quantum hydrodynamical model from semiconductor dev...
The viscous quantum hydrodynamic equations for semiconductors with constant tem-perature are numeric...
AbstractThe quasineutral limit (zero-Debye-length limit) of viscous quantum hydrodynamic model for s...
We study the viscous model of quantum hydrodynamics in a bounded domain of space dimension 1, 2, or ...