1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf01037149
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Concerning the oscillating character of galvanomagnetic effects in a semiconductor in an alternating magnetic field

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“…Here it was particularly shown that the energy absorption of an additional weak homogeneous electric field e2 = czo cos o t is generally an oscillating function of the amplitude H I . Vasko and Dykman [2] and Kats and Shekhter [3] noted that in investigations of conduction band properties and in measurements of the microwave magnetic field amplitude, etc., such an effect can be observed. This effect can also be recognized as oscillations of the galvanomagnetic coefficients of semiconductors determined by the electrical conductivity tensor for w -+ 0.…”
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“…Here it was particularly shown that the energy absorption of an additional weak homogeneous electric field e2 = czo cos o t is generally an oscillating function of the amplitude H I . Vasko and Dykman [2] and Kats and Shekhter [3] noted that in investigations of conduction band properties and in measurements of the microwave magnetic field amplitude, etc., such an effect can be observed. This effect can also be recognized as oscillations of the galvanomagnetic coefficients of semiconductors determined by the electrical conductivity tensor for w -+ 0.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, similar oscilla-the characteristic dimension of the sample. In what follows the inverse case is considered : L g L 3 (1) and it is assumed that a weak electromagnetic wave excited by an incident wave of frequency w propagates in the sample. Due to the non-stationarity induced by the alternating component of the external magnetic field the normal waves in the medium, are not monochromatic, and this causes additional features.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%