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A Multicarrier Technique for Monte Carlo Simulation of Electrothermal Transport in Nanoelectronics
The field of microelectronics plays an important role in many areas of engineering and science, being ubiquitous in aerospace, industrial manufacturing, biotechnology, and many other fields. Today, many micro- and nanoscale electronic devices are integrated into one package. e capacity to simulate n
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