1974
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.9.1598
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Temperature-dependent electrical properties of HgSe

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“…6. The dashed line is the expected behavior, calculated using the method and parameters published for bulk HgSe [13]. Assuming that the band structure parameters are correct, the deviation for MBE grown HgSe can be explained by (1) postulating more than one type of charge carriers, (2) assuming a temperature dependence for the aonor concentration, or (3) supposing different scattering mechanisms which would change the carrier concentration as calculated from the experimental Hall constant.…”
Section: IVmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…6. The dashed line is the expected behavior, calculated using the method and parameters published for bulk HgSe [13]. Assuming that the band structure parameters are correct, the deviation for MBE grown HgSe can be explained by (1) postulating more than one type of charge carriers, (2) assuming a temperature dependence for the aonor concentration, or (3) supposing different scattering mechanisms which would change the carrier concentration as calculated from the experimental Hall constant.…”
Section: IVmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…These parameters may be expected to have only very small composition or temperature dependence, as they are in the similar system Cd,Hgl-,Te [ll]. We took [12], mi = = 0.783m0, and AE = 0.005 eV [13]. By fitting the calculated Hall coefficients to the experimental data one may determine the values of the energy gap E , and matrix elements P a t different temperature and for different compositions.…”
Section: Analysis Of Hall-coefficient Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I n the calculation of electron mobility the only parameters which we fitted were ~~( 3 0 0 K) and ~~( 3 0 0 K), the static and high-frequency dielectric function a t T = 300 K, respectively. The value of wT (frequency of transverse optical phonon) we determined from Szigeti relation [21] in the manner described in [13].…”
Section: Analysis Of Hall-mobility Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…'tc ~t --, 'xh u eri bhit 'nta l p l u -us i ' di.u g r .im ( F i g u r i 5) and used in E quma t ions (9) and ( 1 0 ) to c~m I. -~ exp er ime nt ,ml error On ott , -v,m liii ' of B 5 /RT , b o t h ti m e z i n ch l e n d e and w u r t z i tS t rim e t t u r e s h a v e n e .…”
Section: Per Item ' T I C R -A T -T H I N and M I S ' I B I L I T V mentioning
confidence: 99%