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تسجيل مستخدم جديدWave Functions and Energies of Magnetopolarons in Semiconductor Quantum Wells
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The classification of magnetopolarons in semiconductor quantum wells (QW) is represented. Magnetopolarons appear due to the Johnson - Larsen effect. The wave functions of usual and combined magnetopolarons are obtained by the diodanalization of the Schrodinger equation.
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