Silberbauer, 1992 - Google Patents
Magnetic minibands in lateral semiconductor superlatticesSilberbauer, 1992
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- 10090527967120247623
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- Silberbauer H
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- Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
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A new quantum mechanical method for calculating the miniband structure of lateral surface superlattices in a perpendicular magnetic field is developed. The Schrodinger equation is solved via expansion in a basis that is well adapted both to the translational symmetry of the …
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