where g(E) is the density of states, and N is the total number of electrons.
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Cerkit
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Can you explain the terms in equation a bit more. Also how do you know the total number of electrons?
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kanato
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Your problem statement is not specific enough to answer your question. You are solving for the Fermi energy in the conduction band of what? You know the number of electrons because they equal the number of protons in your system, unless it's charged.
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Cerkit
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I need to determine the distribution of electrons in a quantum well and therefore require the value of the fermi level in the conduction band.
I am new to XPS Data analysis, and I have a .sle file that I got out of XPS Machine Software, and I am using CasaXPS to analyse the data. This software takes only .vms files. I want to convert the .sle to a .vms file for analysis. How or where can I do this? Any help on this will be deeply appreciated.