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Quantum Correction for the Current-Based One-Particle Monte-Carlo Method

In a previous work [1] a current-based one-particle Monte-Carlo (CBOPMC) method has been proposed, in contrast to the common OPMC method by F. Venturi et al. [2] based on densities. With the CBOPMC method one can take arbitrary generation-recombination processes into account self-consistently, which no other MC method can accomplish. This paper reports an extension of the method, where quantum potential equations [3] are included in a self-consistent way and free of the problems encountered with other MC methods [4]. Compared to MC simulators coupled with the 1D-Schrödinger equation, the CBOPMC method allows for arbitrary geometries, quantization in all directions, and tunneling. As a by-product, a model for the transport parameters in the simulated device is generated, which can be used in conventional quantum drift-diffusion simulators.