ON THE EXISTENCE OF MULTIPLE STEADY-STATE SOLUTIONS IN THE THEORY OF ELECTRODIFFUSION - PART I - THE NONELECTRONEUTRAL CASE - PART II - A CONSTRUCTIVE METHOD FOR THE ELECTRONEUTRAL CASE
F. Alabau, ON THE EXISTENCE OF MULTIPLE STEADY-STATE SOLUTIONS IN THE THEORY OF ELECTRODIFFUSION - PART I - THE NONELECTRONEUTRAL CASE - PART II - A CONSTRUCTIVE METHOD FOR THE ELECTRONEUTRAL CASE, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 350(12), 1998, pp. 4709-4756
We give a constructive method for giving examples of doping functions
and geometry of the device for which the nonelectroneutral voltage dri
ven equations have multiple solutions. We show in particular, by perfo
rming a singular perturbation analysis of the current driven equations
that if the electroneutral voltage driven equations have multiple sol
utions then the non electroneutral voltage driven equations have multi
ple solutions for sufficiently small normed Debye length. We then give
a constructive method for giving examples of data for which the elect
roneutral voltage driven equations have multiple solutions.