Theoretical Study of the Thermoelectric Properties - Badry, Lafy Al-
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The present work is an extended theoretical study for the electronic and thermoelectric properties of the electron transport process throughout several nanostructures. The system considered in our study is left lead-donor-scattering region-acceptor-right lead. Where, the scattering region may be one scattering region or multi-scattering regions, which consists of several nanostructures. We present theoretical treatment to formulate general expression for the transmission probability of the electron to transport throughout simple as well as complicated nanostructure systems. The Hamiltonian…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present work is an extended theoretical study for the electronic and thermoelectric properties of the electron transport process throughout several nanostructures. The system considered in our study is left lead-donor-scattering region-acceptor-right lead. Where, the scattering region may be one scattering region or multi-scattering regions, which consists of several nanostructures. We present theoretical treatment to formulate general expression for the transmission probability of the electron to transport throughout simple as well as complicated nanostructure systems. The Hamiltonian that described the system is Anderson Hamiltonian neglecting the spin and the correlation interactions on the system. All the system eigenvalues, coupling interactions, and the scattering region_s electronic density of states are taken into consideration in our theoretical treatment to give obvious view for the system dynamics. Our treatment was so simple that one can include any external effect to the transport process. The most important effects taking into consideration are the electron interference and magnetic flux effects in transport throughout multi -scattering.
Autorenporträt
Born in 1981. Received his B.Sc. at Thi-Qar University in 2005, M.Sc. at Basrah University in 2008 and his Ph.D. at Basrah University in 2014.His main field of study is nano-electronics at the university of Basrah. Currently a lecturer of solid state physics at the University of Thi-Qar.