Abstract
Interband Landau transitions have been investigated magneto-optically as a function of crystal orientation at the edge of InSb. The energy spacings of the levels are largely independent of crystal orientation for a series of samples with surface normals in a [110] plane. This result is at variance with theories for bulk interband transitions at an anisotropic band edge. A hypothesis involving a bound surface resonance is suggested to explain our measurements.
- Received 26 April 1973
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.30.1323
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