Publications

Atomistic simulations are used to study of the effects of implant temperature on defect evolution, amorphization, and dopant diffusion in Si.

We develop a method to numerically study adiabatic braiding of quasiholes in fractional quantum Hall systems.

A detailed Monte Carlo study of the equilibrium and dynamical properties of the two-spin facilitated kinetic Ising model proposed by Fredrickson and Anderson (FA) is presented.

An idealized lattice model for amphiphile-oil-water systems is considered in which oil and water molecules occupy single sites and amphiphiles occupy chains of sites.

An idealized lattice model for amphiphile-oil-water systems in which oil and water molecules occupy single sites and amphiphiles (or surfactants) occupy chains of sites is investigated at high conc

This work shows how physically-based hot carrier simulation was used to understand the importance of CHannel Initiated Secondary ELectron (CHISEL) injection in scaled MOSFETs, and how it was used t

The use of the Monte Carlo method to generate particle positions is important in both forward- and inverse-scattering problems of microwave and optical waves in dense media.

Thin films exhibit diverse morphologies involving cluster, facets, columnar structures, voids, and intricate grain boundary networks.

We develop and experimentally verify novel Monte Carlo simulations of ultrafast resonant Rayleigh scattering from quantum well excitons.

The semiconductor community continues to push the limits of device dimensions by exploring new high-resolution lithography technology.