p. 3158-3160The effect of the transition energy of three-donor clusters on far infrared absorption in n-type semiconductor materials has been investigated by a multiconfigurational self-consistent-field model calculation and applied to GaAs and GaN systems. We show that it is crucial to consider the many-particle correlation effects within three-donor clusters. With electron correlation taken into account, the present results support the interpretation of a very recent unidentified peak energy observed in absorption measurement of GaN as due to electronic transitions in these clusters. We also corroborate the suggestion that the X line in GaAs arises from such transitions
The description of the interaction between light and matter is the basis of our understanding of the...
A comprehensive study of the donor-acceptor pair (DAP) luminescence band in mass-transport grown GaN...
The transition involving an exciton bound to an ionized donor has been identified in GaN. The linewi...
Texto completo: acesso restrito. p. 1466–1471The cluster-like impurity effect in semiconductor mater...
Detailed measurements and theoretical analysis are presented of the far-infrared absorption coeffici...
A self-consistent calculation of the subband energy levels of n-doped quantum wells is studied. A co...
We develop a band-fluctuations model which describes the absorption coefficient in the fundamental a...
For different donor distribution types we theoretically investigate the intersubband transitions of ...
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The GaP1-xNx conduction band is investigated experimentally (by excitation photoluminescence) and th...
Two-photon transitions in the far-infrared spectral range have been observed for the first time. The...
We report a systematic and quantitative study of near-infrared intersubband absorption in strained A...
International audience\textcopyright 2016 IOP Publishing Ltd. Compositional disorder has important c...
Transient four-wave mixing studies of bulk GaAs under conditions of broad bandwidth excitation of pr...
Oxygen is the most common unintentional impurity found in GaN. We study the interaction between subs...
The description of the interaction between light and matter is the basis of our understanding of the...
A comprehensive study of the donor-acceptor pair (DAP) luminescence band in mass-transport grown GaN...
The transition involving an exciton bound to an ionized donor has been identified in GaN. The linewi...
Texto completo: acesso restrito. p. 1466–1471The cluster-like impurity effect in semiconductor mater...
Detailed measurements and theoretical analysis are presented of the far-infrared absorption coeffici...
A self-consistent calculation of the subband energy levels of n-doped quantum wells is studied. A co...
We develop a band-fluctuations model which describes the absorption coefficient in the fundamental a...
For different donor distribution types we theoretically investigate the intersubband transitions of ...
International audienceWe combine the effect of the electron-electron and electron-phonon interaction...
The GaP1-xNx conduction band is investigated experimentally (by excitation photoluminescence) and th...
Two-photon transitions in the far-infrared spectral range have been observed for the first time. The...
We report a systematic and quantitative study of near-infrared intersubband absorption in strained A...
International audience\textcopyright 2016 IOP Publishing Ltd. Compositional disorder has important c...
Transient four-wave mixing studies of bulk GaAs under conditions of broad bandwidth excitation of pr...
Oxygen is the most common unintentional impurity found in GaN. We study the interaction between subs...
The description of the interaction between light and matter is the basis of our understanding of the...
A comprehensive study of the donor-acceptor pair (DAP) luminescence band in mass-transport grown GaN...
The transition involving an exciton bound to an ionized donor has been identified in GaN. The linewi...