2013
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.88.155326
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Resonant exchange interaction in semiconductors

Abstract: We present a non-perturbative calculation of indirect exchange interaction between two paramagnetic impurities via 2D free carriers gas separated by a tunnel barrier. The new method accounts for the impurity attractive potential producing a bound state. The calculations show that for if the bound impurity state energy lies within the energy range occupied by the free 2D carriers the indirect exchange interaction is strongly enhanced due to resonant tunneling and exceeds by a few orders of magnitude what one wo… Show more

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“…13 . The width d of the spacer separating the Mn layer from the QW is varied in the range 2-10 nm for different samples and it is penetrable for the electrons as well as for the holes 10 . It is well known that Mn impurity in GaAs matrix can exist in two different states.…”
Section: The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…13 . The width d of the spacer separating the Mn layer from the QW is varied in the range 2-10 nm for different samples and it is penetrable for the electrons as well as for the holes 10 . It is well known that Mn impurity in GaAs matrix can exist in two different states.…”
Section: The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PL circular polarization degree is shown in Fig.2 (b). The spin-dependent tunneling (δΓ = 0) and long electron spin relaxation time τ e s leads to the accumulation of nonequilibrium spin in the QW ρ s , which increases linearly with time while t ≪ δΓ −1 (10). It should be noted that the electron tunneling also leads to accumulation of the positive charge in the QW which might have prevented the tunneling due to electrostatic effect.…”
Section: Comparison With Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An important feature of the resonant indirect exchange is that its strength can be several orders of magnitude higher compared to the non-resonant case. This effect has been described for semiconductor heterostructures 5 and carbon nanotubes 7 . The physical reason for such an enhancement is simple, the resonant tunneling makes the free carriers wavefunction effectively penetrates onto the magnetic center where it participates in the direct exchange.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…This effect does not allow one to apply the RKKY theory which technically leads to a divergence of the energy correction due to resonant denominators in the second order perturbation expressions. An alternative approach, which avoids using the perturbation theory was suggested in our previous works [5][6][7] . The approach still assumes weak exchange coupling regime so the magnetic adatoms spins are treated as classical magnetic moments.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В зависимости от положения в решетке Mn может формировать либо акцепторное (примесь заме-щения Mn Ga ), либо донорное (межузельное положение Mn I ) состояние. При концентрации Mn в несколько объемных процентов такой примесный слой становится ферромагнитным, т. е. спины Mn упорядочены [12][13][14]. В этом случае следует ожидать генерации макроскопи-ческой спиновой поляризации в КЯ за счет туннельной спинзависимой рекомбинации.…”
Section: спиновое расщепление примесного уровняunclassified