Journal of Computational Electronics · 2019 · 19 citations · 23 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComputational ChemistryComputational PhysicsPhotonicsComputational Quantum MechanicsDevice ModelingDevice SimulationGreen's FunctionsPhotonic Device SimulationQuantum SimulationElectronic TransportElectronic Transport SimulationGrid SamplingNonequilibrium Green's Function SimulationOptoelectronic Device ModelingOptoelectronic Device SimulationQuantum Cascade LasersQuantum Circuit Simulation
The non-equilibrium Green’s function formalism method is used to simulate electronic transport in a quantum cascade laser. Calculations are performed in a real-space basis defined by the grid points. Implementation of a non-uniform mesh greatly improves the effectiveness of the method, allowing for realistic mapping of the device structure while keeping the numerical load achievable for personal computers. The results of simulations obtained employing a non-uniform mesh are shown to fit the experimental data much better than those using constant grid sampling.
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