Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium

Density functional theory in the LDA+U approximation is used to calculate the electronic structure ofgermanium d doped with phosphorus and arsenic. We characterize the principal band minima of the twodimensional electron gas created by d doping and their dependence on the dopant concentration. Popul...

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Main Authors: Carter, Damien, Warschkow, O., Gale, Julian, Scappucci, G., Klesse, W., Capellini, G., Rohl, Andrew, Simmons, M., McKenzie, D., Marks, Nigel
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Published: American Physical Society 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40678
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author Carter, Damien
Warschkow, O.
Gale, Julian
Scappucci, G.
Klesse, W.
Capellini, G.
Rohl, Andrew
Simmons, M.
McKenzie, D.
Marks, Nigel
author_facet Carter, Damien
Warschkow, O.
Gale, Julian
Scappucci, G.
Klesse, W.
Capellini, G.
Rohl, Andrew
Simmons, M.
McKenzie, D.
Marks, Nigel
author_sort Carter, Damien
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description Density functional theory in the LDA+U approximation is used to calculate the electronic structure ofgermanium d doped with phosphorus and arsenic. We characterize the principal band minima of the twodimensional electron gas created by d doping and their dependence on the dopant concentration. Populated first at low concentrations is a set of band minima at the perpendicular projection of the bulk conduction band minima at L into the (kx ,ky ) plane. At higher concentrations, band minima at and become involved. Valley splittings and effective masses are computed using an explicit-atom approach, taking into account the effects of disorder in the arrangement of dopant atoms in the d plane.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-406782017-09-13T13:41:44Z Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium Carter, Damien Warschkow, O. Gale, Julian Scappucci, G. Klesse, W. Capellini, G. Rohl, Andrew Simmons, M. McKenzie, D. Marks, Nigel d-doped germanium arsenic phosphorus Density functional theory in the LDA+U approximation is used to calculate the electronic structure ofgermanium d doped with phosphorus and arsenic. We characterize the principal band minima of the twodimensional electron gas created by d doping and their dependence on the dopant concentration. Populated first at low concentrations is a set of band minima at the perpendicular projection of the bulk conduction band minima at L into the (kx ,ky ) plane. At higher concentrations, band minima at and become involved. Valley splittings and effective masses are computed using an explicit-atom approach, taking into account the effects of disorder in the arrangement of dopant atoms in the d plane. 2013 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40678 10.1103/PhysRevB.88.115203 American Physical Society fulltext
spellingShingle d-doped
germanium
arsenic
phosphorus
Carter, Damien
Warschkow, O.
Gale, Julian
Scappucci, G.
Klesse, W.
Capellini, G.
Rohl, Andrew
Simmons, M.
McKenzie, D.
Marks, Nigel
Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title_full Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title_fullStr Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title_full_unstemmed Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title_short Electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
title_sort electronic structure of phosphorus and arsenic d-doped germanium
topic d-doped
germanium
arsenic
phosphorus
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40678