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9780198517566

Physics of Semiconductors in High Magnetic Fields

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    9780198517566

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    0198517564

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-11-24
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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This book describes the basic concepts of various physical phenomena in semiconductors and their modulated structures under high magnetic fields. The topic cover magneto-transport phenomena, cyclotron resonance, far-infrared spectroscopy, magneto-optical spectroscopy, diluted magnetic semiconductors in high magnetic fields, as well as the recent advances in the experimental techniques needed for high field experiments. Starting from the introductory part describing the basic theoretical background, each chapter introduces typical experimental data which were actually obtained in very high magnetic fields mostly in the pulsed field range up to several megagauss (20-100T). The book has both the character of a textbook and a monograph. For researchers and students with an interest in semiconductor physics or in high magnetic fields, it will serve as a useful guide.

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Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Electronic states in high magnetic fieldsp. 6
Free electrons in magnetic fieldsp. 6
Landau levelsp. 11
Bloch electrons in magnetic fieldsp. 17
Effective mass approximationp. 17
Semiclassical treatmentp. 21
Landau levels in semiconductorsp. 22
Two-band modelp. 22
Conduction bandsp. 24
Valence bandsp. 26
Pidgeon-Brown modelp. 30
Low dimensional systemsp. 33
MOS-FET and heterostructurep. 33
Quantum wellp. 36
Superlatticep. 41
Quantum wire and quantum dotp. 42
Electronic states in magnetic fields and electric fieldsp. 43
Crossed magnetic and electric fieldsp. 43
Edge statesp. 45
High magnetic field effects on Bloch electronsp. 46
Breakdown of effective mass theoryp. 46
Magnetic breakdownp. 51
Bound electron states in magnetic fieldsp. 52
Donor statesp. 52
Exciton statesp. 59
Magneto-transport phenomenap. 64
Magneto-transport in high magnetic fieldsp. 64
Magneto-conductivity and magneto-resistancep. 64
Effect of scatteringp. 67
Quantum theory of transport phenomena in high magnetic fieldsp. 69
Shubnikov-de Haas effectp. 71
Shubnikov-de Haas effect in bulk semiconductors and semimetalsp. 71
Shubnikov-de Haas effect in two-dimensional systemsp. 75
Quantum Hall effectp. 78
Integer quantum Hall effectp. 78
Fractional quantum Hall effectp. 86
Measurement of quantum Hall effect in pulsed magnetic fieldsp. 92
Magneto-tunneling phenomenap. 94
Magneto-tunneling in tunnel diodesp. 94
Magneto-tunneling for B [perpendicular, bottom] barrier layersp. 96
Magneto-tunneling for B [parallel] barrier layersp. 98
Chaotic behavior for tilted magnetic fieldsp. 103
Magnetophonon resonancep. 106
Magnetophonon resonance in bulk semiconductorsp. 106
Magnetophonon resonance in two-dimensional electron systems and superlatticesp. 113
Hot electron magenetophonon resonancep. 116
Magnetophonon resonance in multi-valley semiconductorsp. 120
Angular dependent magneto-oscillationp. 121
Cyclotron resonance and far-infrared spectroscopyp. 125
Fundamentals of cyclotron resonancep. 125
Observation of classical cyclotron resonancep. 125
Quantum theory of cyclotron resonancep. 128
Cyclotron resonance in anisotropic bandsp. 130
Cyclotron resonance in two-dimensional systemsp. 134
Impurity cyclotron resonance and impurity transitionp. 135
Non-parabolicity and spin splittingp. 137
Cyclotron resonance in non-parabolic bandsp. 137
Spin-split cyclotron resonancep. 139
Resonance line-widthp. 141
Spin relaxationp. 144
Electron-electron interactionp. 146
Kohn's theoremp. 146
Mode coupling in spin-split cyclotron resonancep. 147
Filling factor dependence of effective mass and line-widthp. 150
Polaron effectsp. 154
Temperature dependence of effective massp. 159
Spin resonance and combined resonancep. 161
Structural phase transitionsp. 162
Cyclotron resonance in valence bandsp. 166
Hole cyclotron resonance in bulk crystalsp. 166
Hole cyclotron resonance in two-dimensional systemsp. 167
Unusual band structures and phenomenap. 170
Camel's back structurep. 170
Semiconducting diamondp. 174
Graphitep. 176
Bi[subscript 2]Se[subscript 3] familyp. 178
Interplay between magnetic and quantum potentialsp. 180
Short period superlattices with parallel magnetic fieldsp. 180
Angular dependence of the effective mass in quantum wellsp. 182
Cyclotron resonance in quantum dotsp. 185
Magnetic field-induced band cross-overp. 187
[Gamma]-L cross-over in GaSbp. 187
[Gamma]-X cross-over in GaAs/AlAs superlatticesp. 189
Semimetal-semiconductor transitionp. 192
Magneto-plasma phenomenap. 196
Magneto-plasmap. 196
Helicon wave and Alfven wavep. 200
Magneto-optical spectroscopyp. 206
Interband magneto-optical transitionp. 206
Density of states and the absorption coefficientp. 206
Magneto-absorption spectrap. 208
Exciton spectrap. 215
Exciton spectra in magnetic fieldsp. 215
Dielectric constantp. 217
Quasi-two-dimensional excitons in quantum wellsp. 218
Magneto-photoluminescencep. 225
Magneto-optics of excitons in doped quantum wellsp. 226
Magneto-optical spectra in doped quantum wellsp. 226
Fermi edge singularityp. 229
Anomalies at integer and fractional filling of the Landau levelsp. 231
Magneto-optical spectra of short-period superlatticesp. 233
[Gamma]-X cross-over for B [perpendicular, bottom] layersp. 233
Photoluminescence in type II short-period superlattices and quantum wellsp. 238
Magneto-optics for B [parallel] layersp. 241
Magneto-optics of quantum dots and quantum wiresp. 244
Quantum dotsp. 244
Quantum wiresp. 248
Magneto-optics of layered semiconductorsp. 252
GaSep. 252
PbI[subscript 2]p. 255
BiI[subscript 3]p. 262
(C[subscript 6]H[subscript 13]NH[subscript 3])[subscript 2]PbI[subscript 4]p. 263
Faraday rotationp. 265
Principle of Faraday rotationp. 265
Interband Faraday rotationp. 268
Diluted magnetic semiconductorsp. 272
Diluted magnetic semiconductors in high magnetic fieldsp. 272
Diluted magnetic semiconductorsp. 272
Energy levels in the conduction band and the valence bandp. 273
Giant Faraday rotationp. 274
Faraday rotation in diluted magnetic semiconductorsp. 274
Exciton spectra in diluted magnetic semiconductorsp. 278
Exchange interactions in DMSp. 279
Magnetization curve in magnetic semiconductorsp. 279
Magnetization stepsp. 281
Narrow gap DMSp. 283
Properties of two-dimensional DMS systemsp. 287
Exchange interaction in DMS quantum wellsp. 287
Magnetization step in quantum wellsp. 290
Magnetic field-induced type I - type II transitionp. 291
Cyclotron resonance in DMSp. 293
Effect of magnetic ions on the effective massp. 293
Cyclotron resonance in III-V magnetic semiconductorsp. 295
Experimental techniques for high magnetic fieldsp. 299
Generation of high magnetic fieldsp. 299
Steady magnetic fieldsp. 299
Pulsed high magnetic fieldsp. 299
Ultra-high magnetic fieldsp. 304
Measurement of magnetic fieldsp. 314
Experiments in high magnetic fieldsp. 316
Transport measurementp. 316
Optical measurementp. 318
Infrared and far-infrared laser spectroscopyp. 320
Magnetic measurementp. 323
General referencesp. 326
Referencesp. 331
Indexp. 355
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