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| Table of contents Part I. Historical Background 1. Silicon: Child and Progenitor of Revolution R. W. Cahn 2. The Economic Implications of Moore’s Law G. D. Hutcheson Part II. State-of-the-Art 3. Using Silicon to Understand Silicon J. R. Chelikowsky 4. Theory of Defects in Si: Past, Present, and Challenges S. K. Estreicher 5. Structural, Elemental, and Chemical Complex Defects in Silicon and Their Impact on Silicon Devices A. A. Istratov, T. Buonassisi, E. R. Weber 6. Surface and Interface Chemistry for Gate Stacks on Silicon M. M. Frank, Y. J. Chabal 7. Enhanced Carrier Mobility for Improved CMOS Performance P. M. Mooney 8. Transistor Scaling to the Limit T. -J. K. Liu, L. Chang Part III. Future Directions 9. Beyond CMOS Electronics: Self-Assembled Nanostructures T. I. Kamins 10. Hybrid CMOS/Molecular Integrated Circuits M. R. Stan, G. S. Rose, M. M. Ziegler 11. Sublithographic Architecture: Shifting the Responsibility for Perfection A. DeHon 12. Quantum Computing D. P. DiVincenzo Part IV. Afterwords 13. Nano-Whatever: Do We H. Kroemer 14. Silicon Forever! Really? H. L. Stormer | ||||||||||||||||||
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