Spin relaxation of hot electrons in the Gamma-valley of zinc-blende semiconductors
Yang Song, Hanan Dery

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to calculate how hot electrons lose their spin polarization during energy relaxation in zinc-blende semiconductors, aligning well with experimental data and aiding in spin injection studies.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel technique for modeling spin relaxation of hot electrons during thermalization in the Gamma-valley of zinc-blende semiconductors.
Findings
Model matches recent experimental data
Applicable for checking spin boundary conditions
Useful for spin injection analysis
Abstract
We present a technique to calculate the spin relaxation of hot electrons during their energy thermalization in the Gamma-valley of zinc-blende semiconductors. The results of this model match recent experimental data and they can be used to check the applicability of spin related boundary conditions across a semiconductor/ferromagnet junction in reverse bias conditions (spin injection).
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TopicsSemiconductor Quantum Structures and Devices
