Can anyone suggest a thesis topic on semiconductor physics?

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Suggestions for thesis topics in semiconductor physics include focusing on doping techniques for gallium arsenide and exploring the mathematical physics of semiconductors. Topics could also cover the drift of carriers in electric and magnetic fields. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning the topic with personal interests and academic level. A recommended resource for further study is "Integrated Electronics" by Jacob Millman. Selecting a topic that resonates personally will enhance the research experience.
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can anyone suggest a topic on semiconductor physics that is great for a thesis study? thanks
 
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hello there,
look semicoductor is a vast topic.
so please mention your level of studies, so that one can help you.
 
ok. I am an undergrad. I am interested in doping semicons. mathematical physics of semicons would also do. my adviser told me to focus on gallium arsenide. what then are good topics concerning doping gallium arsenide?
 
you can also make it on drift of carriers in electric and magnetic field...there are much more topics...this all about your interest n all. you can choose it from "Jacob Millman" for integrated electronics..i think this is a good book for semiconductors..
 

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