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Theory of hydrogen in semiconductors

Hydrogen exhibits several distinct effects in semiconductors. These include: the neutralization of shallow impurities; the removal of deep states which act as recombination centres; the catalytic enhancement of oxygen diffusion; the change in the electrical characteristics of transition metal impurities. The basic theoretical methods that have been used to investigate these are described along with their principal results and outstanding problems.