The theory of resonance energies and widths of electron quasi-stationary states and electronic conductivity in open cylindrical two-barrier symmetric resonance tunnel structure is developed. The complete Schrodinger equation is solved within the model of effective masses for rectangular potential wells and barriers. Interaction between electrons and electromagnetic field was taken into account using the approximation of the small signal. The calculations of spectral parameters are performed for In 0.53 Ga 0.47 As/In 0.52 Al 0.48 As resonance tunnel structure. The dependences of conductivity on the energy of mono-energy electrons beam falling at the system and electromagnetic field energy absorbed or emitted by the system are obtained and analyzed. The relation between experimentally measured parameters of conductivity and resonance widths of electron quasi-stationary states in open resonance tunnel structure is established.
The energy spectrum of electron and hole is investigated in a complicated nanoheterosystem consisting of two cylindrical semiconductor quantum dots placed into semiconductor quantum wire. Quantum dots are separated by barrier-layer, which is under the action of a constant electric field. The dependencies of electron and hole energies on geometric parameters of quantum dots and electric field intensity are analysed.
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