1986
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221380239
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Localization Effect of Electrons in the InP–SiO2 Interface

Abstract: A research on the conductivity of the InP-SiO, interface reveals a localization effect related to long-range fluctuations of the surface potential. The investigation of the negative magnetoresistance effect shows that the inelastic scattering interactions of electron-electron and electron-polar optic phonon play an important role in the I n P interface and obviously affect the negative magnetoresistance. Interaction between electrons is decisively important in activated localization conductance and Mott's mobi… Show more

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