1990
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0248(90)91025-l
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Investigations of the temperature dependent Fe2+(3d6) resonant donor level in HgSe:Fe

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“…A different situation was stated in HgSe crystal. Various experiments showed that the Fe 2 + state in this compound is degenerate with the conduction band and is located approximately 200 meV above the bottom of the conduction band at 4.2 K (Mycielski et al [9), Pool et al [10], Dobrowolski et al [11], Reich et al [12], Kowalski et al [13], Szuszkiewicz et al [14]). On account of its energetic position Fe in HgSe acts as a resonant donor and it is subject to a self-ionization process Fe 2 + --> Fe3+ + ec,b.…”
Section: The Location Of Fe2+ State In the Band Structure Of Hgsementioning
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“…A different situation was stated in HgSe crystal. Various experiments showed that the Fe 2 + state in this compound is degenerate with the conduction band and is located approximately 200 meV above the bottom of the conduction band at 4.2 K (Mycielski et al [9), Pool et al [10], Dobrowolski et al [11], Reich et al [12], Kowalski et al [13], Szuszkiewicz et al [14]). On account of its energetic position Fe in HgSe acts as a resonant donor and it is subject to a self-ionization process Fe 2 + --> Fe3+ + ec,b.…”
Section: The Location Of Fe2+ State In the Band Structure Of Hgsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Szuszkiewicz et al [14] performed optical transmission and reflection experiments on Hg1-x Fex Se samples. The experimental curves were compared with the theoretical one, calculated using the formalism of the dynamic dielectric function with the Dude-Zener free-carrier contributions.…”
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“…on the basis of transnmission measurements [7,8]. Preliminary results taken on the Fe-doped samples with relatively smaller iron concentration (NFe ranging from 5 x 10 1 8 cm-3 to 4 x 10 1 9 cm-3) correspond to the Fermi energy equal to about EF = 195 meV at low temperatures.…”
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