1995
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.51.1942
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Photoluminescence study of silicon donors inn-type modulation-doped GaAs/AlAs quantum wells

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“…However, for the 1s state the photoluminescence measurements by Lee et al [10] revealed a binding energy of 104 meV for a large AlAs layer of 131Å which is in good agreement with our previously calculated binding energy of 97 meV for X 1s z and 102 meV for X 1s x,y indicating that for these measurements the CR effective masses represent more adequately the measured binding energies.…”
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“…However, for the 1s state the photoluminescence measurements by Lee et al [10] revealed a binding energy of 104 meV for a large AlAs layer of 131Å which is in good agreement with our previously calculated binding energy of 97 meV for X 1s z and 102 meV for X 1s x,y indicating that for these measurements the CR effective masses represent more adequately the measured binding energies.…”
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“…Since the successful growth of n-type Si-doped GaAsAlAs structures [7] the calculation of these binding energies have become important for the understanding of bistable shallow-deep silicon donors in GaAs-AlAs [8], silicon interdiffusion [9] and photoluminescence spectra such as obtained by Lee et al [10].…”
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“…The values are consistent with those reported in the literature. 17,27 The energy position of the second resonant state is about 60-70 meV, which can be explained by the quantization of the X xy -valley-related states in AlAs.…”
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“…Impurity atoms can provide impurity-assisted tunneling current peaks at very low voltage because of the relatively small height of the ⌫-X barrier at the GaAs-AlAs interface, as well as the large binding energy of X-valley-related Si donor states in AlAs ͑about 100 meV͒. 17 It is well known that the degeneracy of the impurity states in semiconductors with X minima of the conduction band is partially canceled due to the so-called valley-orbit interaction. As was shown in Ref.…”
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