G. Tomaka et al., Magnetophonon resonance as method of controlling of the thermal stress in the multiple quantum wells, MAT SCI E A, 288(2), 2000, pp. 138-141
The magnetophonon resonance (MPR) is very sensitive to the smallest changes
of the material parameters and could be applied to the study of thermal st
resses in multiple quantum wells (MQWs). Stresses in MQW layers caused by m
ismatch between the QW lattice and the barrier should be accounted for when
the measurement temperature is lower than the temperature of creation of t
he layers with MOCVD technology. Mismatch leads to a tension in the plane o
f the QW layers. Because of their various distributions in the MQW their co
ntribution, sign included, to the shift of the resonance field will vary. I
t is this effect that can explain the disintegration of magnetoconductivity
in MQW during parallel transport. MPR in parallel transport of two types M
QWs were studied. A fine structure of MPR peaks which depends on temperatur
e and does not depend on the type of MQW, was observed. This effect is attr
ibuted to two phenomena: contribution of barrier phonons and influence of t
hermostresses. (C) 2000 Published by Elsevier Science S.A.