[Effect of electric field on exciton energy level width in quantum well].
← Research streamUsing a quasi-classical particle concept and derived energy-uncertainty formula applied to a GaAs/GaAlAs quantum well in an electric field, calculated exciton energy level widths were reported to agree with measured results. The differing effects of perpendic…
Study snapshot
Abstract
By using concept as quasi-classical particles, the particles which move in a large range of space in solid state are described. Applying the derived formula of energy uncertainty and exciton model of classical mechanics to GaAs/GaAIAs quantum well in electric field, the calculation results of exciton energy level width arc in agreement with measured results. The great different effects of perpendicular-field and parallel-field on exciton optical absorption in the quantum well can be explained clearly and simply.
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Main findings
Using a quasi-classical particle concept and derived energy-uncertainty formula applied to a GaAs/GaAlAs quantum well in an electric field, calculated exciton energy level widths were reported to agree with measured results. The differing effects of perpendicular versus parallel electric fields on exciton optical absorption in the quantum well were stated to be explainable by the model.
Outcomes measured
- exciton energy level width
- exciton optical absorption (perpendicular vs parallel electric field effects)
Limitations
- No exposure parameters (field strength, frequency, duration) are provided in the abstract.
- Study appears to be a theoretical/modeling and materials-physics application rather than a biological/health study; no health outcomes are reported.
- No sample size or measurement details are provided in the abstract.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 12958884
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