Sentence examples for confining barrier from inspiring English sources

Despite the greater value of the hole effective mass in the present system compared with that of the arsenide-based one, the main reason of such a difference lies in the height of the valence band confining barrier, which in the latter case is almost three times larger than the one formed in the nitride-based heterostructure studied here.

The results presented in Figures1b and2b correspond to the variation of the exciton binding energy due to the increment in the Al composition in the left-hand confining barrier in the situation in which there is an additional applied dc electric field with the amplitude fixed to F = 20 kV/cm.

We use the value of the aluminum contents, ( x Al 1, x Al 2 ), in the confining barriers to monitor their corresponding heights.

Such an increment associates with the higher localization of the n e = 1 wave function inside the QW region due to the presence of higher confining barriers.

This design allows the use of electrically insulating carrier-confining barriers and coplanar contacts while simplifying device process.

As ligated TCR clusters are spatially confined by barriers, it allows us to study localized biophysical interactions between actin centripetal retrograde flow and TCR clusters.

The effective potential barrier confining ions in the radial direction changes with the buffer gas conditions according to the factor γ. Here, ω is the RF frequency expressed in angular units, ω = 2π f; the ion velocity collisional relaxation time τ is related to the ion mobility K: Here, m is ion mass and ze is the charge.

The observation of terahertz (THz) intersubband emission from GaAs/AlGaAs quantum cascade structures employing higher energy interface and barrier confined AlAs-like phonons for depopulation is reported.

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The bandgap of diamond at room temperature is ~5.45 eV, so it is a promising carrier confinement layer for InN based HEMT, which requires a larger bandgap barrier to confine electrons.

A fissionable system (uranium-238, for example) in its ground state (i.e., at its lowest excitation energy and with an elongation small enough that it is confined inside the fission barrier) has a small but finite probability of being in the energetically favoured configuration of two fission fragments.