Hybrid Discretization Schemes for the Wigner Transport Equation

With the latest trend in technology the size of the electronic devices has been encountered from the room size computer to nano-scale which has lead to quantum effect. At the length of the nano-scale electrons can only be observed as a wave rather than the particle. According to numerical point of view it is necessary to use a quantum model to analyse these quantum effects. Various researchers have proposed different numerical approaches to observe the quantum effects, for example, upwind difference scheme (UDS), Central difference scheme (CDS), Finite element method (FEM) and Finite volume method (FVM). Hybrid Difference Scheme (HDS) is used, which is combination of both UDS and CDS to calculate the charge carrier density. The Hybrid Difference Scheme explores the favourable properties of UDS and CDS and it provides the realistic solution. In my simulation Wigner function method (WFM) using the hybrid difference scheme has been used to calculate the charge carrier density for a Resonant tunneling diode (RTD).

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I am an Electronics Engineer with degrees from Mehran University of Engineering & Technology. I had the privilege of being an Erasmus Mundus Scholar, conducting groundbreaking research at TU Dortmund, Germany. Previously, I contributed as a lecturer at PNPI, Pakistan Navy, imparting knowledge and fostering growth in the next generation of engineers