Akhgar G, Ley L, Creedon DL, Stacey A, Mccallum JC, Hamilton AR, Pakes C (2019)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2019
Book Volume: 99
Article Number: 035159
Journal Issue: 3
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.99.035159
The two-dimensional (2D) hole gas at the surface of transfer-doped diamond shows quantum-mechanical interference effects in magnetoresistance in the form of weak localization and weak antilocalization (WAL) at temperatures below about 5 K. Here we use the quenching of the WAL by an additional magnetic field applied parallel to the 2D plane to extract the magnitude of the in-plane g-factor of the holes and fluctuations in the well width as a function of carrier density. Carrier densities are varied between 1.71 and 4.35×1013cm-2 by gating a Hall bar device with an ionic liquid. Over this range, calculated values of |g| vary between 1.6 and 2.3 and the extracted well-width variation drops from 3 to 1.3 nm rms over the phase coherence length of 33 nm for a fixed geometrical surface roughness of about 1 nm as measured by atomic force microscopy. Possible mechanisms for the extracted variations in the presence of the ionic liquid are discussed.
APA:
Akhgar, G., Ley, L., Creedon, D.L., Stacey, A., Mccallum, J.C., Hamilton, A.R., & Pakes, C. (2019). G -factor and well-width fluctuations as a function of carrier density in the two-dimensional hole accumulation layer of transfer-doped diamond. Physical Review B, 99(3). https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.99.035159
MLA:
Akhgar, Golrokh, et al. "G -factor and well-width fluctuations as a function of carrier density in the two-dimensional hole accumulation layer of transfer-doped diamond." Physical Review B 99.3 (2019).
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