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Robin Nicholas

Emeriti

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics
Robin.Nicholas@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72250
Clarendon Laboratory, room 148
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CYCLOTRON-RESONANCE TO 100 MK OF A GAAS HETEROJUNCTION IN THE ULTRA-QUANTUM LIMIT

SURF SCI 305:1-3 (1994) 33-41

Authors:

JG MICHELS, S HILL, RJ WARBURTON, GM SUMMERS, P GEE, J SINGLETON, RJ NICHOLAS, CT FOXON, JJ HARRIS
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DISAPPEARANCE OF MAGNETOPHONON RESONANCE AT HIGH MAGNETIC-FIELDS IN GAAS/GAALAS HETEROJUNCTIONS

SURF SCI 305:1-3 (1994) 327-332

Authors:

DR LEADLEY, RJ NICHOLAS, J SINGLETON, W XU, FM PEETERS, JT DEVREESE, L VANBOCKSTAL, F HERLACH, JAAJ PERENBOOM, JJ HARRIS, CT FOXON
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INTRINSIC QUANTUM HALL-EFFECT IN INAS/GA1-XINXSB CROSSED GAP HETEROSTRUCTURES IN HIGH MAGNETIC-FIELDS

SURF SCI 305:1-3 (1994) 156-160

Authors:

KSH DALTON, M VANDERBURGT, M LAKRIMI, RJ WARBURTON, MS DALY, W LUBCZYNSKI, RW MARTIN, DM SYMONS, DJ BARNES, N MIURA, RJ NICHOLAS, NJ MASON, PJ WALKER
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One dimensional transport and gating of InAs/GaSb structures

Superlattices and Microstructures 15:1 (1994) 41-45

Authors:

Y Chen, DM Symons, M Lakrimi, A Salesse, GB Houston, RJ Nicholas, NJ Mason, PJ Walker

Abstract:

Semimetallic InAs/GaSb structures are known to contain simultaneously both two dimensional electrons in the InAs and two dimensional holes in the GaSb layers. Following successful anodisation of undoped GaSb, we describe transport measurements performed on a wide area gated sample and also a single quantum point contact. In the large area gated sample, the electron density increases and the hole density decreases when a positive gate voltage is applied. Under negative bias, an additional layer of holes is created at the interface between the insulating and GaSb capping layers, which is confirmed by self-consistent modelling of the band profile under external bias. The conductance of the point contact is found to exhibit quantised values. PACS: 72.20My, 23.80Ey, 73.40Qv. © 1994 Academic Press. All rights reserved.
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AN OPTICALLY DETECTED CYCLOTRON-RESONANCE STUDY OF BULK GAAS

SEMICONDUCTOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 9:2 (1994) 198-206

Authors:

JG MICHELS, RJ WARBURTON, RJ NICHOLAS, CR STANLEY
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