George Alexandru Nemnes

Dr. George Alexandru Nemnes

Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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2 December 2016 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
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CBCristina Besleaga
Cristina Besleaga
LALaura Elena Abramiuc
Laura Elena Abramiuc
VSViorica Stancu
Viorica Stancu
ATAndrei Gabriel Tomulescu
Andrei Gabriel Tomulescu
MSMarian Sima
Marian Sima
Ioana PINTILIEIoana PINTILIE
Ioana PINTILIE

19 May 2017 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
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GNGeorge Alexandru Nemnes
George Alexandru Nemnes
CBCristina Besleaga
Cristina Besleaga
VSViorica Stancu
Viorica Stancu
DDDaniela Emilia Dogaru
Daniela Emilia Dogaru
LLLucia Nicoleta Leonat
Lucia Nicoleta Leonat
Ioana PINTILIEIoana PINTILIE
Ioana PINTILIE

1 October 2018 in Solar Energy
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GNGeorge Alexandru Nemnes
George Alexandru Nemnes
CBCristina Besleaga
Cristina Besleaga
ATAndrei Gabriel Tomulescu
Andrei Gabriel Tomulescu
APAlexandra Palici
Alexandra Palici
LPLucian Pintilie
Lucian Pintilie
IPIoana Pintilie
Ioana Pintilie

7 August 2015 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
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CGC. Goehry
C. Goehry
GNGeorge Alexandru Nemnes
George Alexandru Nemnes
AMAndrei Manolescu
Andrei Manolescu

1 January 2017 in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells
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GNGeorge Alexandru Nemnes
George Alexandru Nemnes
CBCristina Besleaga
Cristina Besleaga
ATAndrei Gabriel Tomulescu
Andrei Gabriel Tomulescu
Ioana PINTILIEIoana PINTILIE
Ioana PINTILIE
LPL. Pintilie
L. Pintilie
AMAndrei Manolescu
Andrei Manolescu

1 July 2004 in Journal of Applied Physics
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GNGeorge Alexandru Nemnes
George Alexandru Nemnes
UWU. Wulf
U. Wulf
PRP. N. Racec
P. N. Racec
We investigate transport in nanotransistors in the Landauer–Büttiker formalism. A systematic linearization of the general expression for the current response yields the quantum version of the small signal equivalent circuit. This equivalent circuit can be compared with classical schemes so that explicit quantum mechanical expressions for the circuit elements can be extracted. Reducing our analysis to an effective Y-parameter description of the equivalent circuit we find the multi-terminal Büttiker formula except for one extra term. We show that this extra term is essential for the operation of transistors. An application of our theory to a simple transistor model yields a description of mismatch oscillations in the source-drain current experimentally observed in nano-transistors.