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... band structure anisotropy , axial approximation , gain spectrum , single quantum well , SQW INTRODUCTION In many works , the axial approximation is used to simplify the band structure calculation . This approximation leads to an ...
... band structure anisotropy , axial approximation , gain spectrum , single quantum well , SQW INTRODUCTION In many works , the axial approximation is used to simplify the band structure calculation . This approximation leads to an ...
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BAND STRUCTURE COMPUTATION OF ASYMMETRIC MULTIPLE QUANTUM WELLS M.V. Klimenko , O.V. Shulika , I.M. Safonov Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics , Kharkov , Ukraine Lab . Photonics , 14 , Lenin ave . , Kharkov , 61166 ...
BAND STRUCTURE COMPUTATION OF ASYMMETRIC MULTIPLE QUANTUM WELLS M.V. Klimenko , O.V. Shulika , I.M. Safonov Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics , Kharkov , Ukraine Lab . Photonics , 14 , Lenin ave . , Kharkov , 61166 ...
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... band structure are solutions of the problem : BF [ HBE - VIW = Ey , y - continuous , Gy - continuous , ( 2 ) SO - where y = [ o ] - the column vector of envelope functions ; E - the valence band structure ; I the identity matrix ; V - V ...
... band structure are solutions of the problem : BF [ HBE - VIW = Ey , y - continuous , Gy - continuous , ( 2 ) SO - where y = [ o ] - the column vector of envelope functions ; E - the valence band structure ; I the identity matrix ; V - V ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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