L. Donetti, F. Gámiz, S. M. Thomas, T. Whall, D. Leadley, P. Hellstrom, G. Malm, M. Ostling
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On the effective mass of holes in inversion layers
We study hole inversion layers in bulk MOSFETs and silicon-on-insulator devices employing a self-consistent simulator based on the six-band k·p model. Valence Band structure is computed for different device orientations and silicon layer thicknesses, and then it is characterized through the calculation of different effective masses.