Vairous published articles by W.E. Spear and collaborators. Topics covered are: /1 - /3 Electron Optics /4 - /6 Carrier Generation by Electron Beams, Radiation Damage /7 - /11 Development of Drift Mobility Methods; Transport in Amorphous and Monoclinic /12 - /15 Papers on Experimental Techniques /16 - /22 Work on CdS and on Acousto-Electric Interaction /23 - /34 Small Polarons, Transport and Optical Properties of Orthorhombic and Liquid Sulphur; Nickel Oxide /35 - /44 Electronic Transport Studies in Rare Gas Solids and Liquids and in Diatomic Molecular Solids /45 - /59 Electronic Transport, Localised State Distribution and Photoconductivity in Amorphous Si, Ge and SiC /60 - /79 Substitutionally Doped Amorphous Semiconductors and their Fundamental Properties /80 - /113 Miscellaneous /114 - /138 Recent Electronic Transport Studies /139 - /144 Study of the Electronic Properties of Glow Discharge Microcrystalline Si /145 - /148 Development of High Current a-Si Diodes and of Photovoltaic Devices /149 - /159 Development of the a-Si Field Effect Transistor and its Applications /160 - /162 Development of the a-Si Programmable Memory Junction /163 - /180 Miscellaneous Articles
Published articles by W.E. Spear and collaborators
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- 1951-1986
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