Cao Thi Vi Ba, Tang Thi Dien, Nguyen Thu Huong

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Abstract

Radioelectric field in semi-parabolicplus semi-inverse squared quantum wells has been studied in the presence of a linearly polarized electromagnetic wave. By using quantum kinetic equations for electrons in the case of electrons – optical phonons scattering, the analytical expression for the Radioelectricfield was obtained as a function of the frequency, the amplitude of the linearly polarized electromagnetic field and temperature. Numerical results of specific GaAs/GaAlAs semi-parabolicplus semi-inverse squared quantum wells were also achieved. The results showed that when temperature increases, the Radioelectric field increases nonlinearly.

Keywords: Radio-electric Effect, Semi-parabolic plus Semi-inverse Squared QuantumWells.

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