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TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THE SUBBAND ENERGIES IN SEMICONDUCTING SURFACE INVERSION LAYERS: EXCHANGE AND CORRELATION EFFECTS.

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Abstract

The subband structure in a Si(100) surface inversion layer is obtained including exchange-correlation effects in plasmon-pole approximation. Although at low concentration the subband self-energies decrease with temperature, at high concentration the self-energies of excited subbands increase. The quasi particle energy separations change very slightly with temperature.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationInst Phys Conf Ser
Pages1247-1250
Number of pages4
Edition43
StatePublished - Jan 1 1979

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