Cyclotron Absorption in Lead Telluride

Nii, Riro

doi:10.1143/jpsj.19.58

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“…Quantities accessible to experimental measurement are then I Y I , +r and A given above. Direct measurements of the latter quantity A are particularly common in microwave reflection experiments involving semimetals and semiconductors of high conductivity , Nii 1964, Bermon 1967, Perkowitz 1969). ,4s is often done in the case of highly conducting media, reflection features can alternatively be described in terms of the complex surface impedance 2.…”

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Infrared and microwave magnetoplasma effects in semiconductors

1970

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Contents 1. Introduction . 2. Development of the dielectric tensor for a free-carrier magnetoplasma 2.1. Electrodynamic preliminaries . 2.2. The conductivity tensor. . 2.3. Choice of coordinates . 3.1. Wave propagation at an arbitrary angle to Bo 3.2. The Faraday configuration . 3.3. The Voigt configuration..3.4. Polarization for arbitrary 0 in other coordinate systems 4.1. Wave propagation in an unbounded medium 4.2. The infinite half-space . 4.3. The plane-parallel slab . 4.4. Mode interference phenomena: the Faraday and Voigt effects 4.5. Small samples and semiconductor powders 3. The dispersion equation E. D. Palik and J . K. Furdyna 10. Nonlocal effects . 10.1. General considerations . 10.2. Consequences of spatial dispersion: a qualitative view 10.3. Faraday geometry: a quantitative discussion . 10.4. The Voigt geometry: a quantitative discussion . 11 .l. Transverse magnetoconductivity in extrinsic narrow gap 11.2. Effect of orbital quantization on AlfvCn waves . 11.3, Miscellaneous comments Appendix Al. Interpretation of charge motion in a magnetoplasma . . A1 .l. Displacement coordinates in the Faraday geometry . A1.2. The plasmon and cyclotron oscillators Al.3. Coupled modes upon leaving the Faraday geometry . Al.4. Displacement coordinates in the Voigt geometry . Al.5. Magnetoplasmons with arbitrary direction of propagation . Al.6. Interpretation of zeroes in K ~, ~ A1.7. A point of view A2.1. The wave vector and the dielectric constant . A2.2. Energy density of radiation in a dispersive medium . A2.3. Phase velocity . A3. Kramers-Kronig analysis . A3.1. Dispersion relations for Bo = 0 A3.2. Dispersion relations for Bo#O A4. Magneto-optics of birefringent crystals .A4.1. The Bo = 0 case . A4.2. T h e BOZO case . AS.l. T h e Bo = 0 case .

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“…with K~~ # K ~~. This configuration has been investigated by several authors, and K~~ elements in the lossless limit are available in the literature (Nii 1964, Bermon 1967, Perkowitz 1969.…”

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“…Cyclotron resonance experiments (Nii 1964) give a value of m,,/ml-13 for p-type PbTe (p-1017 cm-3) at 4.2"~. An increase in temperature and carrier concentration results in an increase in m, (Rogers 1967-see also his references) so that.…”

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Magnetoresistance in a p-type PbTe-CdTe alloy at 77$deg$K

Brettell¹

1968

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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“…Nii 6 and Numata and Uemura 12 have calculated rj 2 and A for PbTe in the Voigt geometry, with H in a {100} plane; they have paid particular attention to the highsymmetry directions H|((100) and H||(110). Their results (and notation) will be used here and extended to include the Faraday geometry with H||(100) and H||(110).…”

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Local and Nonlocal Magnetoplasma Effects inn-Type Lead Telluride

Perkowitz

1969

Phys. Rev.

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Cyclotron Absorption in Lead Telluride

Cited by 53 publications

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Infrared and microwave magnetoplasma effects in semiconductors

Infrared and microwave magnetoplasma effects in semiconductors

Magnetoresistance in a p-type PbTe-CdTe alloy at 77$deg$K

Local and Nonlocal Magnetoplasma Effects inn-Type Lead Telluride

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