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Reg. Calculation of effective mass by MATLAB software

Posted Aug 21, 2015, 2:06 a.m. EDT 1 Reply

Dharma Peyala
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Hello, To be honesty i have no idea about MATLAB programming code.
Below i attached equations, how to perform the below equations and help me programming code. I know two parameters ( S and nH values), by using these two parameters i want to find the effective mass value.
Please help me regarding this problem

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1 Reply Last Post May 31, 2016, 7:42 p.m. EDT
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Rebeca Realy
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Posted: 9 years ago May 31, 2016, 7:42 p.m. EDT
Hello!.

My name is Rebeca and I am a posgraduate student. My research is about thermoelectric materials, and, as you did, I am trying to calculate the effective mass from some Seebeck and Hall effect measurements. Can you please tell me how did you do that?. As far as I know I have to solve the Fermi integral. to calculate Fermi reduced level, and use this value to calculate m*, but I am not to sure how to do this.

Hope you can help me.

Best regards!.

Hello!. My name is Rebeca and I am a posgraduate student. My research is about thermoelectric materials, and, as you did, I am trying to calculate the effective mass from some Seebeck and Hall effect measurements. Can you please tell me how did you do that?. As far as I know I have to solve the Fermi integral. to calculate Fermi reduced level, and use this value to calculate m*, but I am not to sure how to do this. Hope you can help me. Best regards!.

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