Den. Brancus et G. Stan, Energy levels of an anisotropic three-dimensional polaron in a magnetic field - art. no. 235203, PHYS REV B, 6323(23), 2001, pp. 5203
In the context of the improved Wigner-Brillouin theory, the energy Levels a
re found of a Frohlich polaron in a uniaxial anisotropic polar semiconducto
r with complex structure, placed in a magnetic field directed either along
the optical axis or orthogonal to it. All sources of anisotropy that are co
ntained in the shape of constant-energy surfaces of the bare electron, the
electron-optical-phonon interaction, and the frequency spectrum of the extr
aordinary phonon modes are considered. Analytical results for the electron-
phonon interaction correction to the Landau levels below the optical-phonon
continuum are given and, numerical results for the magnetic-field dependen
ce of the cyclotron resonance frequency at low temperature are presented fo
r the particular case of the layered semiconductors InSe and GaSe. Although
the interaction between the bare electron and quasitransverse optical-phon
on modes is weak, these modes play an important role in the pinning of Land
au levels. The results given by Das Sarma for a two-dimensional isotropic m
agnetopolaron are generalized to the anisotropic uniaxial case by taking fo
rmally m(parallel to)-->infinity in the expression of the perturbed Landau
levels found when the magnetic field is directed along the optical axis, m(
parallel to) being the component of the bare-electron effective-mass tensor
along the optical axis.