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Narrow Gap Semiconductors Physics and Applications
Proceedings of the International Summer School Held in Nîmes, France, September 3 – 15, 1979
herausgegeben von W. ZawadzkiInhaltsverzeichnis
- General introduction.
- Band structure of narrow gap semiconductors.
- Dielectric anomalies in zero-gap semiconductors.
- Electron scattering and classical transport phenomena in small-gap semiconductors.
- Phonons in narrow gap semiconductors.
- Intraband magneto-optics in InSb-type semiconductors.
- Interband magnetooptics in narrow gap semiconductors.
- Spin-flip Raman scattering and associated X(3) nonlinearities.
- Impurity states in high magnetic fields.
- Landau emission in semiconductors.
- The Shubnikov-De Haas effect and the magnetic freeze out.
- Electronic properties of cadmium arsenide.
- Quantum transport in narrow-gap semiconductors.
- Some aspects of the high field magnetoresistance in semiconductors.
- Narrow-gap semimagnetic semiconductors.
- Magnetic properties of narrow gap semiconductors.
- Electronic Raman scattering in narrow gap semiconductors.
- InAs-GaSb superlattices — synthesized narrow-gap semiconductors and semimetals.
- On impurity states in gapless semiconductors.
- Resonant states in semiconductors some applications of the Slater-Koster model.
- Stress deformation effects on narrow gap semiconductors.
- Hot electrons in narrow gap semiconductors.
- Photogalvanic effects in noncentrosymmetric semiconductors.
- Defects in IV–VI compounds.
- Magnetooptical properties of IV–VI compounds.
- Magnetoplasma waves in semiconductors.
- Phase transition in IV-VI compounds.
- Electric subbands in narrow gap semiconductors.
- Surface-charge layers on the narrow gap semiconductors.
- Crystal growth of narrow gap semiconductors theory and techniques.
- Narrow-gap semiconductor detectors and lasers.