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The quantum Hall effect in an InAs/GaSb based electron-hole system and its current-driven breakdown
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We examine the quantum Hall effect in an electron-hole system and its current-driven breakdown, We find that samples with closely matched electron and hole concentrations have vastly reduced critical cur-rents while those with many more electrons than holes show much larger critical currents, though still smaller than those reported for single-carrier type systems, The channel width dependence shows two regimes of behaviour. States with larger critical cur-rents ( > 5 muA) have linear widt...
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- Volume:
- 12
- Issue:
- 1-4
- Pages:
- 161-164
- Publication date:
- 2002-01-05
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1386-9477
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uuid:3c23e3fc-c1b7-4ac8-9b9f-6df8aa0add53
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24696
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- pubs:24696
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