Surface electron states produced by a Rayleigh wave

The electronic properties of a semiconductor bounded by an uneven surface representing an infinitely high potential barrier are investigated. The surface irregularities are produced by a Rayleigh acoustic wave. It is shown that, on the boundary of a semiconductor, surface electron states (waves) may...

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