1977
DOI: 10.1002/chin.197713027
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ChemInform Abstract: PREPARATION AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF GALLIUM NITRIDE LAYERS

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“…The bottom of the conduction band in GaN is well approximated by a parabolic dispersion relation, although a slight anisotropy ͑resulting from the reduced lattice symme-try͒ is not ruled out. 327 In early studies, Barker and Illegems 328 obtained an effective mass of 0.20m 0 from plasma reflection measurements, Rheinlander and Neumann 329 inferred 0.27m 0 from the Faraday rotation, and Sidorov et al 330 derived values of 0.1m 0 -0.28m 0 , depending on what primary scattering channel was assumed, from fits to the thermoelectric power. Other early values may be found in the reviews from the 1970s.…”
Section: Wurtzite Ganmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The bottom of the conduction band in GaN is well approximated by a parabolic dispersion relation, although a slight anisotropy ͑resulting from the reduced lattice symme-try͒ is not ruled out. 327 In early studies, Barker and Illegems 328 obtained an effective mass of 0.20m 0 from plasma reflection measurements, Rheinlander and Neumann 329 inferred 0.27m 0 from the Faraday rotation, and Sidorov et al 330 derived values of 0.1m 0 -0.28m 0 , depending on what primary scattering channel was assumed, from fits to the thermoelectric power. Other early values may be found in the reviews from the 1970s.…”
Section: Wurtzite Ganmentioning
confidence: 99%