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 ::You mean this 1978 paper I presume:  JR Brews, ""A charge-sheet model of the MOSFET,"" Solid-St. Electron., vol. 21, pp. 345-355, Feb. 1978.  Good work; seems to be widely referenced; I had not realized that's where the usual drift plus diffusion model of the MOSFET may have originated.  Is it pretty close to the one that Mead and Maher published a few years later, which they called charge controlled? 

 ::In any case, the problem here is that your meddling is not making the article better, and smacks of an intent to bug me.  A random ""see figures..."" statement in the lead paragraph just distracts from the article flow, using your signature technique of adding your favorite or latest distracting or complicating idea into the lead paragraph.  If you want to cite Baker for something, find a good place, say something useful that it supports, add a proper citation, remove the silly ""further reading"", and don't crap up the lead.    "