2019
DOI: 10.7567/1882-0786/ab25c8
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Observation of quantum size effect at the conduction band bottom of n-type ferromagnetic semiconductor (In,Fe)As thin films

Abstract: We study the quantum size effect (QSE) in the spin-dependent electronic structure at the conduction band (CB) bottom (Γ point) of an n-type ferromagnetic semiconductor (In0.92,Fe0.08)As ultrathin films (thickness t = 8–14 nm), by performing magnetic circular dichroism (MCD) spectroscopy in an infra-red photon energy range (E = 0.62–1.8 eV). The t-dependence of MCD peaks are well explained by the optical transitions from the valence band top to the quantized levels at the CB bottom of (In,Fe)As obtained from se… Show more

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“…In addition, a large spontaneous spin-splitting in their band structures and strong s(p)-d exchange interactions provide notable benefits for device applications by utilizing band and wavefunction engineering. 20,27,28 These unique features make the Fe-based FMSs one of the most promising material platforms for future spin-based electronics. Towards realization of practical spintronic devices of these Fe-doped FMSs, demonstration of the spin-valve effects such as GMR and TMR using these materials will be an important milestone; however, it is still lacking.…”
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“…In addition, a large spontaneous spin-splitting in their band structures and strong s(p)-d exchange interactions provide notable benefits for device applications by utilizing band and wavefunction engineering. 20,27,28 These unique features make the Fe-based FMSs one of the most promising material platforms for future spin-based electronics. Towards realization of practical spintronic devices of these Fe-doped FMSs, demonstration of the spin-valve effects such as GMR and TMR using these materials will be an important milestone; however, it is still lacking.…”
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confidence: 99%