Over the next month, Anya became a regular in the library's basement. The Neamen book was no longer a brick; it was a compass. She worked every example problem, covering the solutions with her hand until she derived them herself. She traced the I-V curves of a MOSFET, understanding how a gate voltage could invert a channel—creating a sea of electrons where only holes had been.
The table of contents of "Semiconductor Physics and Devices" by Donald A. Neamen is as follows:
And somewhere, in the quiet lattice of silicon atoms, electrons continued to drift, holes continued to diffuse, and Donald Neamen’s quiet legacy continued to turn students into believers.