Line Shape of LO-Phonon Assisted Cyclotron Resonance in n-InSb
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The line shape of the LO-phonon assisted cyclotron resonance (PACR) is calculated on the basis of the theory of Enck et al. Measured values of teh resonance magnetic field, full width and peak height of PACR in n-InSb are compared with theory. The results show that the strong coupling between Landau levels through LO-phonon (polaron pinning) gives rise to the anomalous line broadening and peak shift.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1975-10-15
著者
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KAWAMURA Hajimu
Department of Physics, Kwansei-Gakuin University
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MORITA Seizo
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Hiroshima University
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Kawamura Hajimu
Department Of Applied Physics Osaka City University
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Kawamura Hajimu
Department Of Physics Osaka University Machikane Yama
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Morita Seizo
Department Of Electronic Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Iwate University
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Morita Seizo
Department Of Physics Osaka University Machikane Yama:(present Address) Research Institute Of Electr
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TAKANO Shuzo
Department of Physics,Kyushu University
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Takano Shuzo
Department Of Computer And Electronics Kyushu Institute Of Techonology
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Takano Shuzo
Department Of Physics Osaka University Machikane Yama:(present Address) Department Of Physics Kyushu
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