“…Photo-stimulated tunnelling for quantum computation A quantum bit (qubit = twolevel quantum system) can be implemented in two different space states [14], in particular, in two quantum dots. The possible states of the system are whether an electron is placed in one quantum dot or in another.…”
“…Photo-stimulated tunnelling for quantum computation A quantum bit (qubit = twolevel quantum system) can be implemented in two different space states [14], in particular, in two quantum dots. The possible states of the system are whether an electron is placed in one quantum dot or in another.…”
“…The experiments on the MPGE under direct optical transitions observed in asymmetric QW structures are interpreted in terms of the asymmetric spin-independent electron energy dispersion, ε(k, B) = ε(−k, B), analysed by Gorbatsevich et al [16]; see also [17,18]. The simplest contribution to the electron effective Hamiltonian representing such a kind of asymmetric dispersion is the diamagnetic term H…”
Section: Spin-independent Asymmetry Of Indirect Transitions With Intementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Photocurrents which require simultaneously gyrotropy and the presence of a magnetic field may be gathered in a class of magneto-optical phenomena denoted as magneto-gyrotropic photogalvanic effects. So far such currents have been intensively studied in low-dimensional structures at direct interband and inter-subband transitions [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. In these investigations the magneto-induced photocurrents were related to spin-independent mechanisms, except for [15,20], where direct optical transitions between branches of the spin-split electron subband were considered.…”
We show that free-carrier (Drude) absorption of both polarized and unpolarized terahertz radiation in quantum well (QW) structures causes an electric photocurrent in the presence of an in-plane magnetic field. Experimental and theoretical analysis evidences that the observed photocurrents are spin dependent and related to the gyrotropy of the QWs. Microscopic models for the photogalvanic effects in QWs based on asymmetry of photoexcitation and relaxation processes are proposed. In most of the investigated structures the observed magneto-induced photocurrents are caused by spin-dependent relaxation of non-equilibrium carriers.
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