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Electron and hole in-plane g-factors in single In As quantum rings
(2015-01-01)
Kaji, R.
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Tominaga, T.
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Wu, Y. -N.
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Cheng, S. -J.
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Adachi, S.
The electron and hole in-plane g-factors were studied in individual InAs/GaAs quantum rings (QRs). From the magneto-photoluminescence measurements under a transverse magnetic field, we evaluated the in-plane g-factors of electron and hole spins by rotating the sample systematically along the crystal growth axis. The experimental results indicate that the in-plane and the out-of-plane anisotropies in hole g-factor are larger than those of electron g-factor, and the value of the hole in-plane g-factor varies largely from QR to QR while the electron g-factor is almost a constant value. From the model calculation considering the effects of shape anisotropies and uniaxial stress, we examined the correlation between the in-plane g-factors and the degree of valence band mixing. Further, the experimentally obtained trend in g-factors was in agreement qualitatively with theoretical consideration.
Hole g-Factor Anisotropies in Individual InAs Quantum Rings
(2016)
Kaji, R.
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Tominaga, T.
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Wu, Y. -N.
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Wu, M. -F.
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Cheng, S. -J.
We investigated the electron and hole g-factors in individual InAs/GaAs quantum rings (QRs). From the magneto-photoluminescence measurements under a transverse magnetic field, we evaluated the in-plane g-factors of electron and hole spins by rotating the sample systematically around the crystal growth axis. The experimental results indicate that the in-plane and the out-of-plane anisotropies in hole g-factor are larger than those of electron g-factor, and the value of the hole in-plane g-factor varies largely from QR to QR while the electron g-factor is almost a constant value. From the model calculation considering the effects of shape anisotropies and uniaxial stress, we examined the correlation between the in-plane g-factors and the degree of valence band mixing. Further, the experimentally obtained trend in g-factors was in agreement qualitatively with theoretical consideration.