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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"non-equilibrium phonons"”.

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

    … results of experiments 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 …

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  2. Ab initio simulation and optimization of phonon drag effect for lower-temperature thermoelectric energy

    … simulation tools to study the phonon drag effect - a coupling phenomenon between electrons and non-equilibrium phonons - that leads to a large Seebeck coefficient at low temperatures. Phonon drag effect is simulated successfully from first-principles for the first time and results …

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  3. I. Excitonic phase diagram in Si: evidence for two condensed phases ; II. Motion of photoexcited carriers in GaAs/Alx̳Ga1̳-̳x̳As multiple quantum wells : anomalous confinement at high densities

    … indicating defect-limited diffusion or phonon-wind effects. Above this density the spatial profiles exhibit two distinct components with widely differing diffusivities. This remarkable behavior may be understood with consideration of the interactions of non-equilibrium phonons with the …

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