title: Physics and Technology of Semiconductor Devices (Wiley International Edition)
author: A. S. Grove
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zlib_text: Physics and Technology of
  Semiconductor Devices
  A. S. GROVE
  Intel Corporation, Mountain View
  University of California, Berkeley
  JOHN WILEY & SONS
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  Preface
  The 1950’s was the decade in which semiconductor devices rose to 
  prominence and attained great industrial significance. In that decade, 
  most of the research and engineering work was directed to germanium. 
  The 1960’s can be considered as the decade in which silicon semiconductor 
  devices and integrated