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2007
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.200642144
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Diffusion thermopower of a p‐type Si/Si1–xGex heterostructure at zero magnetic field

Abstract: We calculate the diffusion thermopower of the degenerate two-dimensional hole gas in a p-type Si/Si 1-x Ge x lattice mismatched heterostructure at low temperatures and zero magnetic field. The effects of possible scatterings, e.g. remote impurity, alloy disorder, interface roughness, deformation potential, and random piezoelectric on the hole mobility and the diffusion thermopower are examined. Calculated results are well fitted to the experimental data recently reported. In addition, we predict a possibility … Show more

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“…16 The parameters, {∆=1.4 Å, Λ=50 Å} accurately fit the measurements and are very similar to our previous theoretical values, 16 and to other recent data. 13,18 The slight difference in fitting parameters arises from numerical approximations in the perturbing potentials: the perturbation for arbitrary interface geometries (Eqn. 2) uses a Taylor series expansion, whereas the solution for abrupt interfaces (Eqn.…”
Section: A Interface Roughness Scatteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16 The parameters, {∆=1.4 Å, Λ=50 Å} accurately fit the measurements and are very similar to our previous theoretical values, 16 and to other recent data. 13,18 The slight difference in fitting parameters arises from numerical approximations in the perturbing potentials: the perturbation for arbitrary interface geometries (Eqn. 2) uses a Taylor series expansion, whereas the solution for abrupt interfaces (Eqn.…”
Section: A Interface Roughness Scatteringmentioning
confidence: 99%