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111-V quantum system research

edited by K. H. Ploog

(IEE materials and devices series)

Peregrinus on behalf of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, c1995

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Description

This volume reviews some of the most important frontiers of research with low-dimensional semiconductor structures. The contributors discuss various aspects of the properties, characterization and fabrication of these structures, which are of key significance to scientists and engineers.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Fabrication: fabrication of GaAs quantum wire and quantum dot structures by MOCVD and investigation of their structural and electronic properties, T. Fukui
  • in situ lateral patterning of GaAs surfaces - a new route to one-and zero-dimensional structures by molecular beam epitaxy, L. Daweritz and R. Notzel
  • InAs quantum sheets and quantum dots in GaAs, O. Brandt
  • fabrication and electronic properties of antidot superlattices, K. Ensslin and R. Schuster
  • fabrication and electronic properties of coupled quantum wires, dots and rings, K. Ismail
  • focused ion beam direct writing of one-dimensional FETs, A. Wieck. Part 2 Properties and characterization: high-resolution transmission electron microscopy quantum systems, M. Hohenstein and R. Bierwolf
  • X-ray diffraction studies of single and multiple quantum wells, heterointerfaces and quantum wires of III-V semiconductor compounds, L. Tapfer
  • magneto-optics of (Al,Ga,In)As quantum systems, N. Pulsford
  • Fermi-edge singularity in (AlGaIn)As quantum systems, J. Wagner
  • resonance tunnelling and electric field domain formation in Ga-As-AlAs superlattices, J. Grahn.

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Details

  • NCID
    BA28331405
  • ISBN
    • 0852968248
    • 0852968248
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Stevenage
  • Pages/Volumes
    xii,357p
  • Size
    24cm
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