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Can an electron and a hole have one common coordinate y_0 of the center of the quantum orbit in a two-dimensional semiconductor in a magnetic field? (if they have the same or opposite directions...
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What is the average density of excitons on a two-dimensional semiconductor in an external magnetic (and without magnetic) field? What is the dependence of this density on the magnetic field B?
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Does the negative energy of two-particle quantum-mechanical interaction always mean attraction between these particles?
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Does tunneling mean that in a certain area a real photon turns into a virtual one, and then turns into a real one again? Could this lead to observable (vacuum) effects? However, a photon (unlike...
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Could we say that a conduct electron and a hole can have equal each other their wave functions and y_0 coordinates of centers of their orbitals on 2D in a magnetic field? This is because the...
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Quantum Hall Effect can be observed, if magnetic energy (Landau levels) is more than electric energy (that is, (mobility) x (magnetic field B) > 1 , see Klaus von Klitzing - Nobel Lecture, page...
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Where, in the quantum approach, the calculations of the coulomb interaction and the exchange interaction between two conductive electrons on two-dimensional surface (with high conductivity) in...
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Please, I very need only in the number, not the references to book or common words.Please, consider a photon as the quantum of electro-magnetic field, and thus, as carrier of magnet field. Thank...
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Can anyone explain the following experimental results: Graphene can be stretched elastically up to 20%; it has high brittleness (like glass), if deformation exceeds 20% [Science 324,...
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In the semiclassical approximation, at an electron gas temperature T, the electrons can overcome the mutual repulsion energy Е_{Coulomb}=e^{2}/r getting closer to each other up to the minimal...
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