Two classes of artificial semiconductor heterostructures, differing only in the inversion symmetry of their internal quantum wells, are studied via magnetotransport. The samples consist of GaAs/(AlGa) As layered structures containing two-dimensional hole systems. The results reveal a lifting of the spin degeneracy of the lowest hole subband in the samples with inversion asymmetric quantum wells. In those structures with symmetric wells the subband remains doubly degenerate
It is shown that a homogeneous nonequlibrium spin polarization in semiconductor heterostructures res...
Structure inversion asymmetry is an inherent feature of quantum confined heterostructures with non e...
This thesis describes a subset of phenomena at AIGaAs-GaAs heterointerfaces related to multiple quan...
Two classes of artificial semiconductor heterostructures, differing only in the inversion symmetry o...
International audiencePolarization conversion of light reflected from quantum wells governed by both...
Both structure and bulk inversion asymmetry in modulation-doped (001)-grown GaAs quantum wells were ...
A quantum-mechanical study of the magneto-oscillations in asymmetric heterostructures is presented w...
Interest in semiconductor heterostructures remains strong today, twelve years after the Nobel Prize ...
International audienceBulk inversion asymmetry (BIA) of III-V and II-VI semiconductor quantum wells ...
This thesis examines the physical properties of broken-gap heterostructures using a multiband k.p mo...
The microscopic interface asymmetry of (001)-grown semiconductor heterostructures that gives rise to...
The inversion or sign change of the electron g-factor anisotropy in thin-layer semiconductor nanostr...
Spintronics utilizes the electron’s spin degree of freedom as information carrier. The basis of this...
Resonant magneto-tunnelling in GaAs/AlGaAs double-barrier heterostructures is studied at low tempera...
The combination of spin-orbit coupling and effects associated with breakdown of inversion symmetry l...
It is shown that a homogeneous nonequlibrium spin polarization in semiconductor heterostructures res...
Structure inversion asymmetry is an inherent feature of quantum confined heterostructures with non e...
This thesis describes a subset of phenomena at AIGaAs-GaAs heterointerfaces related to multiple quan...
Two classes of artificial semiconductor heterostructures, differing only in the inversion symmetry o...
International audiencePolarization conversion of light reflected from quantum wells governed by both...
Both structure and bulk inversion asymmetry in modulation-doped (001)-grown GaAs quantum wells were ...
A quantum-mechanical study of the magneto-oscillations in asymmetric heterostructures is presented w...
Interest in semiconductor heterostructures remains strong today, twelve years after the Nobel Prize ...
International audienceBulk inversion asymmetry (BIA) of III-V and II-VI semiconductor quantum wells ...
This thesis examines the physical properties of broken-gap heterostructures using a multiband k.p mo...
The microscopic interface asymmetry of (001)-grown semiconductor heterostructures that gives rise to...
The inversion or sign change of the electron g-factor anisotropy in thin-layer semiconductor nanostr...
Spintronics utilizes the electron’s spin degree of freedom as information carrier. The basis of this...
Resonant magneto-tunnelling in GaAs/AlGaAs double-barrier heterostructures is studied at low tempera...
The combination of spin-orbit coupling and effects associated with breakdown of inversion symmetry l...
It is shown that a homogeneous nonequlibrium spin polarization in semiconductor heterostructures res...
Structure inversion asymmetry is an inherent feature of quantum confined heterostructures with non e...
This thesis describes a subset of phenomena at AIGaAs-GaAs heterointerfaces related to multiple quan...