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Spectroscopy and Optoelectronics in Semiconductors and Related Materials cover

This proceedings volume covers new results from recent studies on impurity states, bound states in semiconductors, phonons, excitons and electron confinement in superlattices and quantum wells, magnetooptics, optical properties of solids in far infrared and millimeter wave regions, optical nonlinearity for III-V, II-VI compounds, Si, Ge, amorphous and organic semiconductors as well as optical crystals. Special emphasis is placed on the 2DEG system.


Contents:
  • Far Infrared Laser on p-Ge (J Pozhela)
  • Modulation Spectroscopy of Superlattices and Quantum Well Structures (A Shileika)
  • Magnetospectroscopy in Fractional Quantum Hall Regime (I V Kukushkin &V B Timofeev)
  • Photothermal Ionization Spectroscopy for Shallow Donors in GaAs (V Ivanov-Omskii)
  • Surface Electromagnetic Waves (SEW) Application for Studies of Optical Properties of Very Thin Film on Solid (G N Zhizhin et al.)
  • Photothermal Ionization Spectroscopy for Shallow Impurities in Ultra-pure Silicon (S C Shen et al.)
  • Recent Advances in Theory of Optical Phonon Raman Scattering in Quantum Well System (B-F Zhu et al.)
  • Optical Nonlinearity in Semiconducting Polymers (X Sun et al.)
  • Characterization of Germanium-Silicon Strained-Layer Superlattices by Raman Scattering (X Wang et al.)
  • The Infrared Investigation on Oxygen-Related Local Vibrational Modes in GaAs (D-S Jiang et al.)
  • Optical Phonon Modes in GaAs/AIAs and GaAs/AIGaAs Superlattices (Z-P Wang et al.)
  • and other papers

Readership: Semiconductor physicists, spectroscopists and condensed matter physicists.