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Quest for the ultimate sub-50 nm CMOS transistor structure
In this paper, we seek to comparatively investigate CMOS transistor structure from first-principles in the quest to find the ultimate transistor structure that will permit evolutionary improvement of the existing worldwide CMOS technology base, complementing the inevitable revolutionary CMOS replacement technologies.