Magneto-transport Subbands Spectroscopy in InAs Nanowires
arXiv:1311.3206 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.112.076801
Abstract
We report on magneto-transport measurements in InAs nanowires under large magnetic field (up to 55T), providing a direct spectroscopy of the 1D electronic band structure. Large modulations of the magneto-conductance mediated by an accurate control of the Fermi energy reveal the Landau fragmentation, carrying the fingerprints of the confined InAs material. Our numerical simulations of the magnetic band structure consistently support the experimental results and reveal key parameters of the electronic confinement.
13 Pages, 5 figures
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