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Halbleiterphysik Donnerstag<br />
20GPa. In the investigated GaAs0.915N0.085 sample the phase transition<br />
indicated by the disappearance of the GaAs-like phonons takes place at<br />
about 19GPa. Up to that pressure, the pressure coefficients of the optical<br />
phonons are similar to those of GaAs. The LVM shifts to higher<br />
frequencies at a significantly higher rate. This behaviour can be understood<br />
assuming that the pressure induced changes of the bond lengths<br />
are the same as in pure GaAs. It can be shown that the anharmonicity<br />
of the Ga-N bonds in Ga(As,N) is smaller than in GaN.<br />
HL 43.2 Do 15:30 H14<br />
Zirkular photogalvanischer Effekt bei Interband-Anregung in<br />
Quantentrögen — •Petra Schneider 1 , S.D. Ganichev 1 , V.V.<br />
Bel’kov 2 , C. Back 1 , M. Oestreich 3 , J. Rudolph 3 , D. Hägele 3 ,<br />
L.E. Golub 2 , W. Wegscheider 1 und W. Prettl 1 — 1 Institut für<br />
Experimentelle und Angewandte Physik, Universität Regensburg, 93041<br />
Regensburg — 2 A. F. Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute, 194021 St. Petersburg,<br />
Russland — 3 Institut für Festkörperphysik, Universität Hannover,<br />
30167 Hannover<br />
Der zirkular photogalvanische Effekt konnte zum ersten Mal bei<br />
Interband-Anregung nachgewiesen werden. Die Messung wurde an<br />
p-leitenden (113)A MBE-gewachsenen GaAs/AlGaAs Quantentrögen<br />
durchgeführt. Die spektrale Abhängigkeit des Photostroms wurde zusammen<br />
mit dem Polarisationsgrad im Energiebereich von 1.45 bis 1.8 eV gemessen.<br />
Ergebnisse bzgl. der Spinrelaxationszeiten bei Raumtemperatur<br />
in dem untersuchten Spektralbereich werden präsentiert.<br />
HL 43.3 Do 15:45 H14<br />
Determination of the nitrogen distribution in GaInNAs/GaAs<br />
quantum wells by transmission electron microscopy and correlation<br />
with spectroscopic data — •M. Hetterich 1 , A. Grau 1 ,<br />
D. Litvinov 2 , A. Rosenauer 2 , D. Gerthsen 2 , Ph. Gilet 3 , and L.<br />
Grenouillet 3 — 1 Institut für Angewandte Physik and Center for Functional<br />
Nanostructures (CFN), Universität Karlsruhe, D-76131 Karlsruhe,<br />
Germany — 2 Laboratorium für Elektronenmikroskopie and CFN, Universität<br />
Karlsruhe, Germany — 3 LETI/DOPT/SLIR, CEA-Grenoble,<br />
38054 Grenoble cedex 9, France<br />
We report on a new technique for the determination of the nitrogen<br />
concentration in GaInNAs heterostructures by transmission electron<br />
microscopy and correlate the obtained results with spectroscopic data<br />
(temperature-dependent photoluminescence and photoreflectance spectroscopy).<br />
Two almost identical samples grown by gas-source molecular<br />
beam epitaxy on GaAs (001) were investigated, containing InGaAs and<br />
GaInNAs quantum wells, respectively. Both samples had the same nominal<br />
well thickness and In concentration. They only differed in the nitrogen<br />
content. The In concentration profile of the InGaAs/GaAs quantum<br />
wells was determined by composition evaluation of lattice fringe analysis<br />
(CELFA) based on the chemical sensitivity of the (002) reflection in<br />
the zincblende structure. The N concentration in the GaInNAs wells was<br />
HL 44 Poster II<br />
then evaluated by the comparison of CELFA results obtained for both<br />
samples. The presented technique may be useful for future investigations<br />
into the mechanisms behind the influence of annealing on the optical<br />
properties of GaInNAs quantum wells.<br />
HL 43.4 Do 16:00 H14<br />
Real-time growth monitoring using multichannel-RAS —<br />
•Ch. Kaspari, F. Poser, S. Weeke, and W. Richter for the<br />
NanOp collaboration — Technische Universität Berlin, Institut für<br />
Festkörperphysik, Sekr. PN 6-1, Hardenbergstraße 36, D-10623 Berlin<br />
Since its development by Berkovits, Aspnes and co-workers in the<br />
1980ies, reflectance anisotropy spectroscopy (RAS) has become an important<br />
in situ-technique to investigate the epitaxial growth of semiconductor<br />
surfaces and interfaces. However, for growth monitoring on a<br />
sub-second time scale one is usually restricted to transient measurements<br />
at one single photon energy.<br />
We have developed a special RAS setup that is capable of measuring<br />
transients at eight different photon energies simultaneously in the spectral<br />
range between 1.4 and 4.5 eV, thus allowing for a simple 8-point<br />
RAS spectrum every 100 ms. This technique was used to investigate fast<br />
growth processes in III-V-MOVPE, e.g. oxide desorption, GaAs buffer<br />
growth and N/As group V switching processes.<br />
HL 43.5 Do 16:15 H14<br />
Optical cross sections of the deep defect centers in low temperature<br />
grown GaAs — C. Steen 1 , C. Metzner 1 , R. Schmidt 1 , P.<br />
Kiesel 2 , S. Malzer 1 , and •G.H. Döhler 1 — 1 Institut für Technische<br />
Physik I, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Erlangen, Germany — 2 Palo Alto<br />
Research Center Incorporated, Palo Alto, California<br />
“Low Temperature Grown GaAs”(LT-GaAs) grown by molecular beam<br />
epitaxy (MBE) at low substrate temperatures (190 ◦ C - 300 ◦ C) contains<br />
a high concentration of (non-stoichiometric) excess As, which is incorporated<br />
as EL2-like point defects (AsGa) and As precipitates. At low<br />
temperatures, where the thermal emission rates are negligible, the occupation<br />
of the deep defects can be changed optically. A determination<br />
of the (wavelength-dependent) optical cross sections is possible if initial<br />
conditions can be adjusted where all defects are depleted or filled, respectively.<br />
We have determined the optical cross sections σn and σp of<br />
the defects in LT-GaAs. We have used a p-i-n structure with a thin, only<br />
a few nm thick, layer of LT-GaAs embedded in the i-region of a n-i-p<br />
diode. By applying a reverse bias we are able to control the charge in the<br />
LT-GaAs layer [1]. The charge of the LT-GaAs layer is directly correlated<br />
with the channel conductance Gnn of the (thin) top n-layer. The optical<br />
cross sections for both electrons and holes were deduced by determining<br />
the initial slope of the Gnn change when the illumination starts. The<br />
results were confirmed by the determination of the ratio of σn and σp<br />
deduced from the steady Gnn value under illumination.<br />
[1] K.-F.-G. Pfeiffer et al., Appl. Phys. Lett. 77, 2349 (2000)<br />
Zeit: Donnerstag 16:30–19:00 Raum: Poster A<br />
HL 44.1 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Unified Description of Spin-Polarized Electron Transport in<br />
Ferromagnet-Semiconductor Structures — •U. Wille and R.<br />
Lipperheide — Abteilung Theoretische Physik (SF5), Hahn-Meitner-<br />
Institut Berlin, Glienicker Str. 100, D-14109 Berlin, Germany<br />
Generalizing our recent work [PRB 68, 115315 (2003)] on electron<br />
transport in semiconductor structures, we develop a unified description<br />
of ballistic and diffusive spin-polarized transport in ferromagnetsemiconductor<br />
structures. A “thermoballistic” current is introduced, in<br />
which electrons move ballistically in the band edge potential of the semiconductor,<br />
and are thermalized at certain randomly distributed equilibration<br />
points. Spin relaxation is allowed to occur in the ballistic intervals<br />
between the equilibration points. An integral equation for the density spin<br />
polarization in the semiconductor is derived. For constant band edge potential,<br />
this equation can be converted to a differential equation, which<br />
is identical to the spin diffusion equation, except that the spin diffusion<br />
length is renormalized by the factor (1+τ/τs) −1/2 , where τ and τs are the<br />
momentum and spin relaxation times, respectively. The ballistic element<br />
in the unified description gives rise to discontinuities in the chemical<br />
potential at the ferromagnet-semiconductor interfaces. The spin polarization<br />
injected into the semiconductor and the position dependence of<br />
the polarization inside the semiconductor are obtained for any value of<br />
the ratio τ/τs.<br />
HL 44.2 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Herstellung einer lateralen Py/GaSb/InAs Spinventil-<br />
Geometrie — •M. Wahle 1 , T. Last 1 , S.F. Fischer 1 , U. Kunze 1 ,<br />
C. Schwender 2 und H. Fouckhardt 2 — 1 Werkstoffe und Nanoelektronik,<br />
Ruhr-Universität Bochum, 44780 Bochum — 2 FB Physik, TU<br />
Kaiserslautern, 67653 Kaiserslautern<br />
Für den elektrischen Nachweis der Spinakkumulation in einem Halbleiter<br />
in lateraler Spinventil-Geometrie wird eine GaSb(5 nm)/InAs(15<br />
nm)/AlSb(20 nm)-Heterostruktur mit hochremanenten Permalloy-(Py)-<br />
Elektroden kontaktiert. Aufgrund der Ausbildung einer Schottky-<br />
Barriere zwischen Py und GaSb kann diese als Tunnelbarriere zum<br />
InAs-Transportkanal dienen. Mittels Magnetotransportmessungen wurden<br />
die Elektronendichte n ≈ 1.5·10 12 cm −2 und die mittlere Beweglichkeit<br />
µ ≈ 30000 cm 2 /Vs des 2DEGs im InAs bestimmt. Die Herstellung<br />
der lateralen Nanostrukturen erfolgt in drei Schritten. Eine Isolation<br />
des Ferromagnet-Halbleiter Kontaktes von der Metallkontaktierung wird<br />
durch Aufsputtern von 200 nm SiO2 erzielt. In einem optischen Lithographieschritt<br />
wird ein 20 µm breites Kontaktfenster zum GaSb geöffnet. Die