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Scope

The workshop is devoted to modeling, mathematical analysis, and numerical schemata for the simulation of semiconductor devices and materials as well as advances in the actual simulation of devices. In particular we are interested in novel applications like organic electronics. The emphasis is on the mathematics involved in all this. The topics are concerned with

• Mathematical modeling: models for devices, semiconductor nanostructures, and novel materials - embedding of fine scale models into semi-classical approaches - kinetic models for semiconductor composites with complex fine structure - multi-physics modeling comprising: temperature, mechanical strain, optical modes, semiconductor-electrolyte composites
• Mathematical analysis: thermodynamic consistency - existence, uniqueness, regularity, and asymptotics - asymptotic methods, homogenization
• Numerics of device simulation: discretization (in particular for non-Boltzmann statistics) - eigenvalue-problems in quantum mechanics - device optimization of e.g. doping and geometry - software concepts
• Novel applications: organic electronics like organic transistors, LEDs, photovoltaic cells - hybrid systems - silicon photonics - opto-electronics

Organizers

• K. Gärtner
• A. Glitzky
• H.-Ch. Kaiser
• T. Koprucki
• M. Liero
• A. Mielke

Invited speakers

• Matthias Auf der Maur, U Rom
• Peter Bobbert, TU Eindhoven
• Claire Chainais-Hillairet, U Lille
• Klaus Gärtner, USI Università della Svizzera Italiana
• Ansgar Jüngel, TU Wien
• Oliver Marquardt, PDI Berlin
• René Pinnau, TU Kaiserslautern
• Eric Polizzi, U Amherst
• Giles Richardson, U Southampton
• Karl Rupp, TU Wien
• Reinhard Scholz, TU Dresden
• William G. Vandenberghe, U Texas
• Alison Walker, U Bath
• Bernd Witzigmann, U Kassel
• Yuh-Renn Wu, NTU Taipei
• Karin Zojer, TU Graz

Conference fee

The conference fee of 50 € (70 € for payment after February 8, 2015) covers break refreshments, conference dinner, and booklet of abstracts. The fee can be paid after January 1, 2015 to the following bank account

BIC	GENODEM1GLS
IBAN	DE 754 306 096 70 113 113 302
Account Holder	Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V.
Purpose	amasis15 - LAST NAME and FIRST NAME

(Note that "O" in the BIC denotes the letter in the alphabet.)

Program

Lectures are scheduled from Wednesday morning until Friday afternoon. The invited lectures will be 30 minutes plus 10 minutes for discussion. Moreover, contributed talks will be 15 minutes plus 5 minutes of discussion. Additionally a poster session is organized on Thursday afternoon.

Call for papers (Closed)

Participants are welcome to submit an abstract for a contributed talk or poster. The deadline for abstract submission is February 1, 2015. Click here for details.