Resumen:
We present the hole subband structure of two coupled p-type d-doped GaAs quantum wells as a function of the
impurity concentration and the distance l between them, including exchange effects. We present an analytical expression
for the Hartree–Fock potential as a function of these two magnitudes, by using the Thomas–Fermi–Dirac approximation.
The numerical results for a double Be-d-doped GaAs quantum well show that many body effects are important
when the concentration is low and the energy levels are degenerate for lP100
AA and an impurity concentration of
5 · 1012 cm 2, while without exchange effects the energy levels are degenerated for lP150 AA and the same impurity
concentration. We present an expression for the relative electronic mobility, that is, we calculate the ratio of the
electronic mobility of a double d-doped quantum well and that of a simple d-doped quantum well. The theoreticalresults agree quite well with the experimental data available.
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