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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"electron-hole plasmas"”.

  1. Interaction of non-equilibrium phonons with electron-hole plasmas in germanium

    … on the interaction of phonons and photo-excited electron-hole plasmas in Ge at low temperature. The first two studies involve the low temperature fluid phase known as the electron-hole liquid (EHL). The third study involves a wider range of temperatures and includes the higher temperature …

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  2. Luminescence studies of photoexcited electron-hole plasmas in silicon and germanium

    … 2 and deals with the transport of photoexcited electron-hole plasma (Ef:JP} in Si following pulsed laser excitation at temperatures below 50 K. The goal here was to determine the rate at which the photoexcited carriers expand fran the excitation surface into the crystal and. to determine the …

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  3. Interaction of Nonequilibrium Phonons With Electron-Hole Plasmas in Germanium (Liquid, Excitons, Phase Diagram)

    … on the interaction of phonons and photo-excited electron-hole plasmas in Ge at low temperature. The first two studies involve the low temperature fluid phase known as the electron-hole liquid (EHL). The third study involves a wider range of temperatures and includes the higher temperature …

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  4. Quantum Monte Carlo simulations of electrons and holes

    Electron and hole excitations in semiconductors may be approximated as particles with effective masses which interact via Coulomb potentials. We study systems of electrons and holes with quantum Monte Carlo (QMC) techniques, covering three related areas: (1) elastic scattering of excitons, (2) …

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