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... approximation . In this paper shown that the application of axial approximation leads to understated gain . The maximum errors of gain spectra are located in the same points as peaks of gain spectrum at energy axis . Such errors can ...
... approximation . In this paper shown that the application of axial approximation leads to understated gain . The maximum errors of gain spectra are located in the same points as peaks of gain spectrum at energy axis . Such errors can ...
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... approximation leads to the flattening of dispersion curves . This causes the smoothing of the density of states peaks heights of which depend on magnitudes of dispersion curves bends . This effect is extrinsic for bulk a semiconductor ...
... approximation leads to the flattening of dispersion curves . This causes the smoothing of the density of states peaks heights of which depend on magnitudes of dispersion curves bends . This effect is extrinsic for bulk a semiconductor ...
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... approximation to SQW structures leads to high inaccuracy . REFERENCES 1. Martijn de Sterke C. " Axial approximation in the calculation of the valence bands in semiconductor superlattices ” , Phys . Rev. B , vol . 36 , p . 6574-6580 ...
... approximation to SQW structures leads to high inaccuracy . REFERENCES 1. Martijn de Sterke C. " Axial approximation in the calculation of the valence bands in semiconductor superlattices ” , Phys . Rev. B , vol . 36 , p . 6574-6580 ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
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