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« on: July 2, 2019, 12:59 »
Hi
In the "https://docs.quantumwise.com/tutorials/mobility/mobility.html" tutorial, I can see that the reference material is graphene with isotropic energy bands (in all directions) near the Dirac point ( symmetrical point K). Therefore, it did not consider orientation in mobile computing. I was curious whether mobility could be calculated depending on the direction of anisotropic energy bands. Please let me know what changes needed to have in order to incorporate a specific direction (or general angle dependency)?
Thanks in advance
Andre
In the "https://docs.quantumwise.com/tutorials/mobility/mobility.html" tutorial, I can see that the reference material is graphene with isotropic energy bands (in all directions) near the Dirac point ( symmetrical point K). Therefore, it did not consider orientation in mobile computing. I was curious whether mobility could be calculated depending on the direction of anisotropic energy bands. Please let me know what changes needed to have in order to incorporate a specific direction (or general angle dependency)?
Thanks in advance
Andre