Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos

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Autor(a) principal: Mendes, Udson Cabra
Data de Publicação: 2010
Tipo de documento: Dissertação
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFG
Texto Completo: http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tde/2888
Resumo: We investigate core-shell nanowires of diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMS) with remote n-type modulation doping. The incorporation of Mn2 ions acting as spin 5/2 impurities in the core region of the wire gives rise to a strong s-d exchange coupling between electrons in the wire and those of the d levels of the Mn2 ions. Applying an external magnetic eld along the axis of the wire, within the mean eld approximation, the s-d exchange generates a spin-dependent core potential. A gate voltage is applied radially to wire, to obtain some control over the density of the wire. Electronic strucutre of the wire was calculated within the e?ective mass approximation, in both approximations Hartree and spin density functional theory. We calculated the conductance of wire using the Landauer-B?uttiker formulation in the linear response regime, which generally results in a total conductance with well-de ned plateaus in GT = 2; 6; 10G0 (G0 = e2=h is the quanta of conductance), which occurred because in the system investigated the rst level is twofold degenerated (spin degenerescence) and the others are fourfold degenerated (spin degenerescence and orbital angular momentum). In the absence of a magnetic eld we observe that when we take into account the e?ects of exchange and correlation, the states with eigenvalues of Lz nonzero will be polarized while those with l = 0 isn't polarized. This unpolarized level with eigenvalue of Lz null suggests that, perhaps, the 0.7 anomaly (the emergence of two plateau at G = 0:7G0 and the other in G = G0) quantum wires on existing geometry of split-gate is related to the geometry of the wire. The results for total energy show that there are a competition between the ferromagnetic and paramagnetic states.
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spelling Avelar, Ardiley Torreshttp://lattes.cnpq.br/5732286631137637Leão, Salvino de Araújohttp://lattes.cnpq.br/2549501479254454Mendes, Udson Cabra2014-08-06T12:19:22Z2010MENDES, Udson Cabra. Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos. 2010. 97 f. Dissertação ( Mestrado em Fisica) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tde/2888We investigate core-shell nanowires of diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMS) with remote n-type modulation doping. The incorporation of Mn2 ions acting as spin 5/2 impurities in the core region of the wire gives rise to a strong s-d exchange coupling between electrons in the wire and those of the d levels of the Mn2 ions. Applying an external magnetic eld along the axis of the wire, within the mean eld approximation, the s-d exchange generates a spin-dependent core potential. A gate voltage is applied radially to wire, to obtain some control over the density of the wire. Electronic strucutre of the wire was calculated within the e?ective mass approximation, in both approximations Hartree and spin density functional theory. We calculated the conductance of wire using the Landauer-B?uttiker formulation in the linear response regime, which generally results in a total conductance with well-de ned plateaus in GT = 2; 6; 10G0 (G0 = e2=h is the quanta of conductance), which occurred because in the system investigated the rst level is twofold degenerated (spin degenerescence) and the others are fourfold degenerated (spin degenerescence and orbital angular momentum). In the absence of a magnetic eld we observe that when we take into account the e?ects of exchange and correlation, the states with eigenvalues of Lz nonzero will be polarized while those with l = 0 isn't polarized. This unpolarized level with eigenvalue of Lz null suggests that, perhaps, the 0.7 anomaly (the emergence of two plateau at G = 0:7G0 and the other in G = G0) quantum wires on existing geometry of split-gate is related to the geometry of the wire. The results for total energy show that there are a competition between the ferromagnetic and paramagnetic states.Investigamos nano fios de semicondutores magnéticos dilu??dos (DMSs - Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors) do tipo caroço-casca com dopagem remota tipo-n. A incorporação dos íons de Mn+2, que atuam como impurezas de spin 5/2 no caroço do fi o, faz surgir um forte acoplamento de trocas dentre os eletrons do fio e aqueles dos níveis d do íon Mn+2. Com a aplicação de um campo magnético externo ao longo do eixo do fi o, na aproximação de campo médio, a interação de troca s-d gera um potencial dependente do spin na região do caroço do fi o. Um potencial de gate é aplicado radialmente ao nanofi o, para obtermos um certo controle sobre a densidade eletrônica do fi o. Calculamos a estrutura eletrônica do nanofi o de DMSs usando o modelo da massa efetiva, tanto na aproximação de Hartree quanto na teoria do funcional da densidade dependente de spin (SDFT - Spin Density Functional Theory). Calculamos a condutância do nano fio usando a formulação de Landauer-B?uttiker no regime de resposta linear, o que de modo geral, resultou numa condutância total com platôs bem de finidos em GT = 2; 6; 10G0 (G0 = e2=h ?e o quanta de condutância), o que ocorreu porque no sistema investigado a primeira subbanda ?e duplamente degenerada (degenerescência de spin) e as outras duas são quadruplamente degenerada (degenerescência de spin e de momento angular orbital). Na ausência de um campo magnético observamos que ao levarmos em conta os efeitos de troca e correlação, os estados que possuem autovalor de Lz diferente de zero se polarizam enquanto que os que possuem l = 0 não se polarizam. Essa não-polarização do nível com autovalor de Lz nulo sugere que, talvez, a anomalia 0,7 (o surgimento de dois platôs um em G = 0; 7G0 e outro em G = G0) existente em os quânticos com geometria de split-gate esteja relacionada com a geometria do o. Os resultados obtidos para a energia total mostram que há uma competição entre os estados ferromagnético e paramagnéticos.Submitted by Luciana Ferreira (lucgeral@gmail.com) on 2014-08-06T12:19:22Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 23148 bytes, checksum: 9da0b6dfac957114c6a7714714b86306 (MD5) udson cabral.pdf: 2045459 bytes, checksum: 0c5126468995368f097978ee97cb41f5 (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2014-08-06T12:19:22Z (GMT). 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dc.title.por.fl_str_mv Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
dc.title.alternative.por.fl_str_mv Conductancia in nanowires of magnetic diluited
title Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
spellingShingle Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
Mendes, Udson Cabra
Nanofios magnéticos
Condutância
Magnetic nanowires
Conductance
CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::FISICA
title_short Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
title_full Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
title_fullStr Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
title_full_unstemmed Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
title_sort Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos
author Mendes, Udson Cabra
author_facet Mendes, Udson Cabra
author_role author
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dc.contributor.advisor-co1.fl_str_mv Leão, Salvino de Araújo
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Leão, Salvino de Araújo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Nanofios magnéticos
Condutância
topic Nanofios magnéticos
Condutância
Magnetic nanowires
Conductance
CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::FISICA
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Magnetic nanowires
Conductance
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description We investigate core-shell nanowires of diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMS) with remote n-type modulation doping. The incorporation of Mn2 ions acting as spin 5/2 impurities in the core region of the wire gives rise to a strong s-d exchange coupling between electrons in the wire and those of the d levels of the Mn2 ions. Applying an external magnetic eld along the axis of the wire, within the mean eld approximation, the s-d exchange generates a spin-dependent core potential. A gate voltage is applied radially to wire, to obtain some control over the density of the wire. Electronic strucutre of the wire was calculated within the e?ective mass approximation, in both approximations Hartree and spin density functional theory. We calculated the conductance of wire using the Landauer-B?uttiker formulation in the linear response regime, which generally results in a total conductance with well-de ned plateaus in GT = 2; 6; 10G0 (G0 = e2=h is the quanta of conductance), which occurred because in the system investigated the rst level is twofold degenerated (spin degenerescence) and the others are fourfold degenerated (spin degenerescence and orbital angular momentum). In the absence of a magnetic eld we observe that when we take into account the e?ects of exchange and correlation, the states with eigenvalues of Lz nonzero will be polarized while those with l = 0 isn't polarized. This unpolarized level with eigenvalue of Lz null suggests that, perhaps, the 0.7 anomaly (the emergence of two plateau at G = 0:7G0 and the other in G = G0) quantum wires on existing geometry of split-gate is related to the geometry of the wire. The results for total energy show that there are a competition between the ferromagnetic and paramagnetic states.
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dc.identifier.citation.fl_str_mv MENDES, Udson Cabra. Condutância em nanofios magnéticos diluídos. 2010. 97 f. Dissertação ( Mestrado em Fisica) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia.
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