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Spin-splitting in p-type Ge devices

Holmes et al., 2016

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7517647842613766756
Author
Holmes S
Newton P
Llandro J
Mansell R
Barnes C
Morrison C
Myronov M
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Compressively strained Ge quantum well devices have a spin-splitting in applied magnetic field that is entirely consistent with a Zeeman effect in the heavy hole valence band. The spin orientation is determined by the biaxial strain in the quantum well with the relaxed SiGe …
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