A charge carrier population per unit volume or, for a sheet, per unit area. The dimensional convention and whether different carrier species are counted separately must be specified.
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- Boltzmann carrier density of a two-dimensional parabolic band
- Boltzmann limit of the normalized Fermi-Dirac integral
- Carrier density from spin-degenerate quantum oscillations
- Carrier density in a graphene cone
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- Diffusion current
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- Landau filling factor
- London screening
- Lorentz oscillator model
- Normalized complete Fermi-Dirac integral
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