Spin dependent electron transport across epitaxial FeGaAs (001) interfaces has been investigated using photoexcitation techniques. Spin filtering is observed in the forward bias regime and its sign is switched by using different photon energies. First principles calculations suggest that the spin polarization of the Fe layer is positive within the energy region into which spin polarized electrons tunnel. The authors attribute this sign switching to the initial and final states of the electrons tunneling across the interface, whose spin polarizations are determined by the selection rules in GaAs during photoexcitation and spin polarization of the Fe(001) layer, respectively. © 2007 American Institute of Physics
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
A minority-spin resonant state at the Fe/GaAs(001) interface is predicted to reverse the spin polari...
We present a theory for spin-polarized transport in tunnel junctions consisting of a ferromagnet and...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
Circularly polarized light was used to excite electrons with a spin polarization perpendicular to th...
A minority-spin resonant state at the Fe/GaAs(001) interface is predicted to reverse the spin polari...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
We describe a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunneling with the aid of optical spin ...
We describe a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunneling with the aid of optical spin ...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
A minority-spin resonant state at the Fe/GaAs(001) interface is predicted to reverse the spin polari...
We present a theory for spin-polarized transport in tunnel junctions consisting of a ferromagnet and...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
We investigate spin-dependent transport through an epitaxial GaAs(001) barrier sandwiched between po...
Circularly polarized light was used to excite electrons with a spin polarization perpendicular to th...
A minority-spin resonant state at the Fe/GaAs(001) interface is predicted to reverse the spin polari...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
We describe a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunneling with the aid of optical spin ...
We describe a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunneling with the aid of optical spin ...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
This paper describes a model as well as experiments on spin-polarized tunnelling with the aid of opt...
A minority-spin resonant state at the Fe/GaAs(001) interface is predicted to reverse the spin polari...
We present a theory for spin-polarized transport in tunnel junctions consisting of a ferromagnet and...