1997
DOI: 10.1134/1.567313
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An optical method for simulating nonuniform systems

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“…The type of behaviour predicted in the preceding theoretical discussion has been confirmed in experiments with semiconductor films in strong magnetic fields [27]. Essentially, the idea was to create, in a homogeneous semiconductor, a stochastic distribution of current carriers n(r) by an illumination through a special masking film in which different sectors have different transparency.…”
Section: Experimental Laboratory Corroborationmentioning
confidence: 66%
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“…The type of behaviour predicted in the preceding theoretical discussion has been confirmed in experiments with semiconductor films in strong magnetic fields [27]. Essentially, the idea was to create, in a homogeneous semiconductor, a stochastic distribution of current carriers n(r) by an illumination through a special masking film in which different sectors have different transparency.…”
Section: Experimental Laboratory Corroborationmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…In the appendix we show a formal solution, the procedure reducing to an expansion of fluctuating variables in the Fourier series. Substitution of the series into (27) …”
Section: Stochastic Inhomogeneities and The Effective Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 Nonuniform illumination of homogeneous semiconductors was used to create an inhomogeneous concentration of n(r) carriers and in that way to model transport processes in inhomogeneous materials. One of the possible ways is to illuminate a thin semiconductor plate through a special masking film in which different sectors have different transparency.…”
Section: Testing the Methods In A Model Experiment: Discussion Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%