• 1. Shallow impurities; 2. Phenomenology of deep levels; 3. Semiconductor statistics; 4. Growth technologies; 5. Doping with elemental sources; 6. Gaseous doping sources; 7. Impurity characteristics; 8. Redistribution of impurities; 9. Deep centers; 10. Doping in heterostructures, quantum wells, and superlattices; 11. Delta doping; 12. Characterization technique.

"Fred Schubert has written a book that very nicely fills two roles: It serves as a reference volume for those of us who use III-V materials, and it provides enlightening explanations of interesting and important problems in semi-conductor physics....His lucid explanations of some of the important physics of doped semiconductors is a major strength." David L. Miller, Physics Today

• 1. Shallow impurities; 2. Phenomenology of deep levels; 3. Semiconductor statistics; 4. Growth technologies; 5. Doping with elemental sources; 6. Gaseous doping sources; 7. Impurity characteristics; 8. Redistribution of impurities; 9. Deep centers; 10. Doping in heterostructures, quantum wells, and superlattices; 11. Delta doping; 12. Characterization technique.

"Fred Schubert has written a book that very nicely fills two roles: It serves as a reference volume for those of us who use III-V materials, and it provides enlightening explanations of interesting and important problems in semi-conductor physics....His lucid explanations of some of the important physics of doped semiconductors is a major strength." David L. Miller, Physics Today

• 1. Shallow impurities; 2. Phenomenology of deep levels; 3. Semiconductor statistics; 4. Growth technologies; 5. Doping with elemental sources; 6. Gaseous doping sources; 7. Impurity characteristics; 8. Redistribution of impurities; 9. Deep centers; 10. Doping in heterostructures, quantum wells, and superlattices; 11. Delta doping; 12. Characterization technique.

"Fred Schubert has written a book that very nicely fills two roles: It serves as a reference volume for those of us who use III-V materials, and it provides enlightening explanations of interesting and important problems in semi-conductor physics....His lucid explanations of some of the important physics of doped semiconductors is a major strength." David L. Miller, Physics Today