Optical Processes in Semiconductors (Dover Books on Physics)

This book for me is a "book of revealing semiconductor secrets" which includes good in-depth details of fundamental semiconductors that majority of semiconductor books, published in last 10-15 years do not include. Since it was written over 30 years or so back, it includes basic stuff, which is what your advisor or lecturer at university "expects" you to know or understand without a problem (of course in reality nothing is easy unless one knows about it and this book, I feel, does provides those basic answers :o)

Useful. Started as a good introduction but then evolved to outdated review. I wish I know a better introductory book on this topic but this one is not satisfactory either.

great price, clean page, no scratch or any dirty spots, very good condition. It's almost a new one-- if you don't care about the slightly abraded spine. Anyway, enough for reading.

Good condition. Everything that was promised.

Is really good

great

Good

Cover from 70s, content too. Thankfully the physics is still the same too!

As a scientist on semiconductors I found this book very useful and full of insights. This book is quite different from the usual books on the subject. I have read many of them and they all look the same. I don't think this book is good for beginners. This particular book covers cover some subjects like pressure effects or exciton emission or effects of phonon on absorption which is not really covered most of the time in standard books. It is not complete and some chapter are underdeveloped but at least it points out to references to complete it. It is a good complement with a standard book on semiconductor and definitely worth to have for anyone working in the field of the semiconductors.