Microwave magnetoplasma study of lattice and electronic properties of PbTe

Microwave magnetoplasma study of lattice and electronic properties of PbTe
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10.1103/physrevb.15.4830
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发表时间:
1977-05
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3.7
通讯作者:
G. Foley;D. Langenberg
G. Foley;D. Langenberg
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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G. Foley;D. Langenberg

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The q= 0 transverse-optic-phonon frequency ω TO has been determined in PbTe from microwave magnetoplasma experiments at frequencies near 70, 138, and 335 GHz, over the temperature range 4.2≤ T≲ 80 K. Both n-type and p-type bulk samples and p-type epitaxial thin films on Ba F 2 substrates were studied. At the lowest temperatures, ω TO is almost temperature independent and has the value 12.3±1.0 cm− 1. This implies, via the Lyddane-Sachs-Teller relation, a static lattice dielectric constant ε s≅ 3000, depending on the value assumed for the high-frequency dielectric constant ε∞. At temperatures above 30 K, ω TO shows a temperature dependence which is consistent with Curie-law behavior of the static lattice dielectric constant, ε s∝(T− T C)− 1. Curie temperatures near both-150 and-80 K were found, but the favored experimental value is T C=− 151±7 K. Several band-edge electronic parameters were also determined: transverse-conduction-band-edge effective mass, m 1 c m 0= 0.0164±0.001; transverse-valence-band-edge effective mass, m 1 v m 0= 0.021±0.001: valence-band-edge mass anisotropy ratio, K 0 v= 13.4±2.0. The critical importance of sample preparation and characterization procedures is discussed, together with possible reasons for the discrepancies among previously reported values of ε s, which scatter over two orders of magnitude.