1953
DOI: 10.1088/0370-1298/66/3/301
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Effect of the Fermi Energy on the Stability of Superlattices

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“…24 Introduction of the zone tends to stabilize the ordered structure by the reduction of the total energy due to the readjustment of electron distribution, simultaneously modifying the Fermi surface. 25 If the excess electrons in the conduction band move to the valence band in order to readjust the electron distribution in Ba 8 Ge 43 on the formation of the superlattice structure, the Fermi surface falls to the energy band gap so as to exhibit a semiconducting behavior.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…24 Introduction of the zone tends to stabilize the ordered structure by the reduction of the total energy due to the readjustment of electron distribution, simultaneously modifying the Fermi surface. 25 If the excess electrons in the conduction band move to the valence band in order to readjust the electron distribution in Ba 8 Ge 43 on the formation of the superlattice structure, the Fermi surface falls to the energy band gap so as to exhibit a semiconducting behavior.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now let us consider how this change in y can be explained. Suggestions h a w been made by Muto [6], Slater [7], and Nicholas [8] about the effect of superlattice formation on the electronic structure which is expressed in our oxperiments by n ( E g ) . When a superlattice forms in an alloy, new Brillouin zone boundaries are formed corresponding to the extra Bragg reflection, giving rise to a reduction in the size of the basic Brillouin zone.…”
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“…From measurements of the y-coefficient alone information on the nature of the change of the d-band shape cannot be obtained. A qualitative theoretical treatment of the problem was described by Nicholas [28]. Accordingly More detailed information on the change of the d-band shape on ordering of Pd,Fe is only possible, if calorimetric nieasurements will be supplemented by other methods of investigation, e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%