JOURNAL ARTICLE

Hydrostatic pressure and growth-direction magnetic field effects on the exciton states in coupled GaAs–(Ga, Al)As quantum wells

N. RaigozaE. Reyes‐GómezC.A. DuqueL. E. Oliveira

Year: 2007 Journal:   Journal of Physics Condensed Matter Vol: 19 (25)Pages: 256202-256202   Publisher: IOP Publishing

Abstract

The effects of hydrostatic pressure and growth-direction applied magnetic fields on the exciton dispersion and in-plane effective mass in coupled GaAs–(Ga, Al)As quantum wells are investigated. Calculations for spatially direct and indirect excitons were performed within the variational procedure in the effective-mass and nondegenerate parabolic band approximations and by taking into account the coupling between the exciton centre-of-mass momentum and its internal structure. The pressure coefficient is also obtained as a function of both the hydrostatic pressure and growth-direction applied magnetic field.

Keywords:
Hydrostatic pressure Condensed matter physics Exciton Quantum well Magnetic field Physics Materials science Quantum mechanics Mechanics Laser

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