Ambipolar density and temperature profiles of an electron-hole plasma within a semiconductor slab
A. Fourikis, G. Mahler
Abstract
A. Fourikis, G. Mahler
Abstract
We study the spatiotemporal evolution of the electronic state within an infinitely extended silicon slab locally excited by a monochromatic laser beam. Based on transport coefficients in the classical regime, the ambipolar diffusion profiles for electron-hole pair density and temperature are calculated. In particular, we are able to deduce spatial relaxation times for the plasma.
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We study the spatiotemporal evolution of the electronic state within an infinitely extended silicon slab locally excited by a monochromatic laser beam. Based on transport coefficients in the classical regime, the ambipolar diffusion profiles for electron-hole pair density and temperature are calculated. In particular, we are able to deduce spatial relaxation times for the plasma.
Key concepts: Ambipolar diffusion, Plasma, Slab, Electron, Relaxation (psychology), Excited state, Atomic physics, Diffusion