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Rashba Spin-orbit Interaction in Semiconductor Nanostructures (Review)

Ibragimov Behbud Guseyn

Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences · pp. 32–44 · Published 9 Jun 2020

10.9734/ajopacs/2020/v8i230115

Abstract

In this work I review of the theoretical and experimental issue related to the Rashba Spin-Orbit interaction in semiconductor nanostructures. The Rashba spin-orbit interaction has been a promising candidate for controlling the spin of electrons in the field of semiconductor spintronics. In this work, I focus study of the electrons spin and holes in isolated semiconductor quantum dots and rings in the presence of magnetic fields. Spin-dependent thermodynamic properties with strong spin-orbit coupling inside their band structure in systems are investigated in this work. Additionally, specific heat and magnetization in two dimensional, one-dimensional quantum ring and dot nanostructures with Spin Orbit Interaction are discussed.

Spin-orbit interaction Rashba effect two dimension electron gas one-dimensional ring quantum wire quantum dot semiconductor nanostructures

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