Simulation method and simulator

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364496, 364498, 364578, 364573, G06F 1716

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058190732

ABSTRACT:
A simulation method and a simulator determine a profile of particles, by determining whether or not each reaction formula, which describes a reaction of particles to generate reactants in semiconductor solids or gases, is in equilibrium, determining unknown variables excluding variables related to the reactants of each equilibrium reaction, forming continuity equations containing a plurality of time differential terms as functions of the unknown variables, linearizing and discretizing the time differential terms into the coefficient matrix and constant vector of simultaneous linear equations, and solving the simultaneous linear equations.

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