1975
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2220670224
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Resonant tunnelling into a size‐quantised metal film

Abstract: The theory of resonant tunneling thr0ug.h a thin oxide layer into a size-quantised metal film has hitherto been given only by modelling the metal film as a free-electron well with infinite pot,ential barriers a t the surface. It i.s shown that the essential feature of the theory, namely the "bunching of commensurate energy levels near the middle of the Brilloiiin zone", is retained if allowance is made for the lattice potential, for a finite surface potential, and for relaxation of the surface layers of atoms.… Show more

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“…Unfortunately, he relegated the problem to a footnote, saying that it is simpler to consider the new kind of solution as a limiting case of the others than to treat it separately. Most correctly, Cottey has always treated separately the band edge states (BES) (23)(24)(25)(26) which are special cases of the IS. He studied almost exclusively symmetrical models, when he refined the theory of the quantum size effect (QSE) (25a-f, 26a, b ) , solving the one-dimensional Schrodinger equation for a periodic potential terminated by two infinite abrupt potential barriers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unfortunately, he relegated the problem to a footnote, saying that it is simpler to consider the new kind of solution as a limiting case of the others than to treat it separately. Most correctly, Cottey has always treated separately the band edge states (BES) (23)(24)(25)(26) which are special cases of the IS. He studied almost exclusively symmetrical models, when he refined the theory of the quantum size effect (QSE) (25a-f, 26a, b ) , solving the one-dimensional Schrodinger equation for a periodic potential terminated by two infinite abrupt potential barriers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%