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Terahertz frequency-domain 4x4 Mueller matrix ellipsometer instrument designed for high-frequency magnetic resonance measurements
Viktor Rindert, Alexander Ruder, Steffen Richter +4
We report a Mueller matrix ellipsometer design using dual continuously rotating anisotropic meta wave plates which determines the full set of Mueller matrix elements in the teraher…
The strain-stress relationships for coherent in-plane strain in heterostructures with monoclinic crystal systems: -(AlGa)O on -GaO as example
Mathias Schubert, Rafal Korlacki, Vanya Darakchieva
In this work we derive the state of strain or stress under symmetry conserving conditions in pseudomorphic lattices with monoclinic symmetry. We compare surface vectors across the…
The paramagnetic Lyddane-Sachs-Teller relation
Viktor Rindert, Vanya Darakchieva, Tapati Sarkar +1
In this letter, we derive an expression for magnetic dipole transitions that is analogous to the Lyddane-Sachs-Teller relation for dielectric polar lattice vibrations. We thereby d…
Bloch equations in Terahertz magnetic-resonance ellipsometry
Viktor Rindert, Steffen Richter, Philipp Kühne +3
A generalized approach derived from Blochs equation of motion of nuclear magnetic moments is presented to model the frequency, magnetic field, spin density, and temperature depende…
Effective uniaxial dielectric function tensor and optical phonons in ()-plane oriented -GaO films with equally-distributed six-fold rotation domains
Alyssa Mock, Steffen Richter, Alexis Papamichail +11
Monoclinic -GaO films grown on -plane sapphire have been shown to exhibit six -plane oriented domains, which are equally-spaced-by-rotation around the su…
Polarity control by inversion domain suppression in N-polar III-nitride heterostructures
Hengfang Zhang, Ingemar Persson, Jr. -Tai Chen +5
Nitrogen-polar III-nitride heterostructures offer advantages over metal-polar structures in high frequency and high power applications. However, polarity control in III-nitrides is…