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Effective Mass Measurement: Influence of Hole Band Nonparabolicity in SiGe/Ge Quantum Wells

B. Rössner, H. von Känel, Daniel Chrastina, Giovanni Isella, B. Batlogg

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We have investigated the experimental and calculated DOS effective masses for SiGe/Ge quantum wells. We find that the apparent discrepancy between calculated effective mass and experimental results that use the Landau level spacing to determine the effective mass can be reconciled

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We have investigated the experimental and calculated DOS effective masses for SiGe/Ge quantum wells. We find that the apparent discrepancy between calculated effective mass and experimental results that use the Landau level spacing to determine the effective mass can be reconciled

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We have investigated the experimental and calculated DOS effective masses for SiGe/Ge quantum wells. We find that the apparent discrepancy between calculated effective mass and experimental results that use the Landau level spacing to determine the effective mass can be reconciled

Key concepts: Effective mass (spring–mass system), Quantum well, Condensed matter physics, Materials science, Landau quantization, Physics, Quantum mechanics, Electron

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