Layer-thickness effects in quai-two dimensional electron liquids
arXiv:cond-mat/0503246 · doi:10.1016/j.ssc.2005.06.036
Abstract
We use a mapping of the quasi-2D electron liquid to a classical fluid and use the hypernetted-chain equation inclusive of bridge corrections, i.e., CHNC, to calculate the electron pair-distribution functions and exchange-correlation energies as a function of the density, layer width, spin-polarization and temperature. The theory is free of adjustable parameters and is in good accord with recent effective-mass and spin-susceptibility results for HIGFET 2-D layers.
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