Journal of the Physical Society of Japan

Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, Vol.21 (1966) Supplement

Proceedings of the International Conference on
THE PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTORS
KYOTO 1966

Kyoto, Japan
September 8-13, 1966
Preface

CONTENTS

OPENING SESSION
Chairman; W. H. Brattain
Co-chairman: Y. Uchida
Opening Address
T. Mutoi
Opening Lecture
Quantum Transport in High Magnetic Fields
C. Herringv
I. BAND THEORY
Chairman: M. Lax
Co-chairman: A. Morita
I-1. Electronic Structure of Covalent Crystals
J. C. Phillips3
I-2. New Studies of the Band Structure of the Diamond-Type Crystals
F. Herman, R. L. Kortum, C. D. Kuglin and R. A. Short7
I-3. Energy Band Structure of CdS Using Self-Consistent OPW and Pseudopotential Methods
T. C. Collins, R. N. Euwema and J. S. DeWitt15
I-4. Band Structure of GaAs, GaP,InP and AlSb: the kp Method
F. H. Pollak, C. W. Higginbotham and M. Cardona20
I-5. Band Structure of the Semiconducting Layer Compounds
H. Kamimura and K. Nakao27
I-6. Experimental Evidence Concerning the Conduction Band of SrTiO3
H. P. R. Frederikse, W. R. Hosler and W. R. Thurber32
I-7. Structure Due to Transport Effects in Photoelectric Energy Distributions
E. O. Kane37
I-8. Photoemission Studies on Strontium Titanate
R. H. Tredgold and R. H. Williams46
II. OPTICAL PROPERTIES -LATTICE-
Chairman: M. Balkanski
Co-chairman: H. Yoshinaga
II-1. The Phenomenological Interpretation of the Two Phonon Raman Scattering and Infrared Absorption Spectra
F. A. Johnson and C. T. Sennett53
II-2. Far Infrared Lattice Bands in Indium Antimonide
D. L. Stierwalt58
II-3. Optically-Active Multiphonon Processes in II-VI Semiconductors
S. S. Mitra61
II-4. Localized Modes of Substitutional Impurities in Intermetallic Compounds
S. D. Smith, R. E. V. Chaddock and A. R. Goodwin67
II-5. Infrared Absorption of Localized Vibration Due to Lithium in Zinc Selenide and Cadmium Sulfide
A. Mitsuishi, A. Manabe, H. Yoshinaga, S. Ibuki and H. Komiya72
III. OPTICAL PROPERTIES -ELECTRONIC-
Chairman: E. Burstein
Co-chairman: G. Kuwabara
III-1. Aspects of Polaritons
J. J. Hopfield77
III-2. Electroreflectance in Semiconductors
M. Cardona, F. H. Pollak and K. L. Shaklee89
III-3. A Theoretical and Experimental Study of Optical Transition in Semiconductors Induced by Carrier Interaction
A. A. Grinberg, N. I. Kramer, A. A. Rogacbev and S. M. Ryvkin95
III-4. Interband Piezo-Absorption in GaP
I. Balslev101
III-5. Optical Properties of Germanium in the Spectral Region 1.7 eV to 2.1 eV
R. F. Potter107
III-6. Oscillatory Electro-Absorption Effects Near the Direct Edge of Germanium
Y. Hamakawa, F. Germano and P. Handler111
III-7. The Anomalous Temperature Dependence of Infrared Absorption in p-Type Germanium
A. C. Baynham and E. G. S. Paige118
III-8. Optical Properties and Electronic Structure of Amorphous Germanium
J. Tauc, R. Grigorovici and A. Vancu123
III-9. Optical Properties and Energy Band Structure of ZnS-CdS Single Crystals
M. S. Brodin, M. V. Kurik and N. I. Vitrikhovskii127
IV. EXCITON
Chairman: J. C. Phillips
Co-chairman: H. Hasegawa
IV-1. Coexistence of Local and Band Structures in the Absorption Spectra of Solids
Y. Toyozawa, M. Inoue, T. Inui, M. Okazaki and E. Hanamura133
IV-2. A Mechanism for Energy Transport by Excitons
D. Redfield139
IV-3. Sharp Line Emission Due to Preferential Pairing in ZnO Crystals
D. C. Reynolds, C. W. Litton, Y. S. Park and T. C. Collins143
IV-4. The Exciton and Magneto-Oscillatory Absorption of Cu2O
G. Kuwabara, A. Misu and H. Sasaki148
IV-5. Metastable Excitons in CdI2 and PbI2
D. L. Greenaway and G. Harbeke151
IV-6. Optical Absorption, Photoconductivity, Spontaneous and Stimulated Light Emission Involving Exciton States in CdTe
V. S. Vavilov, S. N. Maximovsky, S. A. Medvedev, E. L. Nolle, A. F. Plotnikov and A. A. Sokolova156
V. MAGNETO-OPTICS
Chairman: E. W. J. Mitchell
Co-chairman: Y. Toyozawa
V-1. Magneto-Optical Phenomena
B. Lax165
V-2. Magneto-Optical Studies of Exciton Effects in Layer-Type Semiconductors
K. Aoyagi, A. Misu, G. Kuwabara, Y. Nishina, S. Kurita, T. Fukuroi, O. Akimoto, H. Hasegawa, M. Shinada and S. Sugano174
V-3. Oscillatory Magneto-Absorption of the Direct Transition in the Layer Compound Gallium Selenide at 1.5°K
J. Halpern180
V-4. Magneto-Piezo-Optical Experiments in Semiconductors
J. G. Mavroides, M. S. Dresselhaus, R. L. Aggarwal and G. F. Dresselhaus184
V-5. High Field Magneto-Optical Studies of Cd3As2
E. D. Haidemenakis, M. Balkanski, E. D. Palik and J. Tavernier189
V-6. Oscillatory Magneto-Absorption in Tellurium
C. Rigaux and G. Drilhon193
V-7. The Effects of Band-Population on Interband Magneto-Optical Phenomena
D. L. Mitchell, E. D. Palik and R. F. Wallis197
V-8. Cyclotron Resonance in Tellurium at Submillimeter Wavelengths
J. C. Picard and D. L. Carter202
V-9. Electron Effective Mass in Gallium Arsenide as a Function of Doping
H. Piller206
VI. IMPURITY STATE
Chairman: H. Y. Fan
Co-chairman: Y. Uemura
VI-1. Electron Spin Resonance of Impurities in Semiconductors
J. M. Winter213
VI-2. Impurity Band Tails in Degenerate Semiconductors
M. Lax and B. I. Halperin218
VI-3. A Piezo-Spectroscopic Determination of the Symmetries of Acceptor States in Silicon and Germanium
P. Fisher, R. L. Jones, A. Onton and A. K. Ramdas224
VI-4. Sulfur Donors in Silicon: Infrared Transitions and Effects of Calibrated Uniaxial Stress
W. E. Krag, W. H. Kleiner, H. J. Zeiger and S. Fischler230
VI-5. Chemical Shifts on Shallow Donor Levels in Silicon
A. Morita and H. Nara234
VI-6. The Application of Crystal Field Theory to the Electrical Properties of Co Impurities in GaP
D. H. Loescher, J. W. Allen and G. L. Pearson239
VI-7. Zeeman Effect of Acceptor States in Semiconducting Diamond
D. M. S. Bagguley, S. D. Smith, C. J. Summers and G. Vella-Coleiro244
VI-8. Magneto-Optical Study of Hydrogenic Donor Impurity States in InSb
R. Kaplan249
VI-9. Analysis of Zero-Phonon-Lines in Absorption and Emission of Copper Impurities in ZnS Crystals
I. Broser and H. Maier254
VI-10. Investigation of the Nature of Impurity States in CdTe
N. B. Urli259
VII. RECOMBINATION
Chairman: V. S. Vavilov
Co-chairman: S. Tanuma
VII-1. A Review of Radiative Recombination at Isoelectronic Donors and Acceptors
D. G. Thomas265
VII-2. Semiconductor Lasers Using Optical Pumping
N. G. Basov, A. Z. Grasiuk, V. F. Efimkov, I. G. Zubarev, V. A. Katulin and Ju'. M. Popov277
VII-3. Recombination Processes in GaP Diodes as Functions of Temperature
M. R. Lorenz, T. N. Morgan, M. H. Pilkuhn and G. D. Pettit283
VII-4. Piezoemission of Indium Antimonide
C. Benoit à la Guillaume and P. Lavallard288
VII-5. Edge Absorption and Photoluminescence in Disordered Gallium Arsenide
E. W. J. Mitchell and C. Norris292
VII-6. Cathodoluminescence of p-Type GaAs
J. I. Pankove298
VII-7. On the Mechanism of Recombination Radiation of p-n Junctions in GaAs
D. N. Nasledov and B. V. Tsarenkov302
VII-8. Radiation Ionization Energies in Semiconductors: Speculations about the Role of Plasmons
C. A. Klein307
VII-9. Surface Recombination Velocities and Diffusion Lengths in GaAs
D. B. Wittry and D. F. Kyser312
VIII. TRANSPORT PHENOMENA
Chairman: H. Weiss
Co-chairman: H. Miyazawa
VIII-1. Scattering of Spin Polarized Carriers from Spin Polarized Impurities in Semiconductors
A. Honig and R. Maxwell319
VIII-2. Effect of Carrier-Carrier Scattering on the Hall Effect in Graphite
K. Sugihara324
VIII-3. Cyclotron Resonance Study of Electron Scattering by Neutralized Acceptors in Si and Ge
E. Otsuka, K. Murase and T. Ohyama327
VIII-4. Oscillatory Magneto-Conductance in Si Surfaces
A. B. Fowler, F. F. Fang, W. E. Howard and P. J. Stiles331
VIII-5. Galvanomagnetic Properties of Surface Layers in Indium Arsenide
S. Kawaji and Y. Kawaguchi336
VIII-6. Galvanomagnetic Effects and Band Structure of CdSb
T. Kawasaki341
VIII-7. The Structure of the Conduction Band and the Anisotropy of the Electron Scattering in n-GaAs
A. F. Kravchenko, W. S. Sardarjan and W. W. Efimov346
VIII-8. Size Effects in Conductivity of Semiconductors with a Few Types of Carriers
É. I. Rashba, I. I. Boiko, V. A. Cochelap, Z. S. Gribnikov, V. A. Romanov and I. P. Zhad'ko351
IX. QUANTUM TRANSPORT
Chairman: C. Herring
Co-chairman: H. Kawamura
IX-1. Cyclotron Resonance Line Width of Germanium and Silicon in the Quantum Limit
R. Ito, M. Fukai and I. Imai357
IX-2. Magnetoresistance Oscillations Due to Inelastic Scattering of Electrons on Optical Phonons
I. M. Tsidilkovski and M. M. Akselrod362
IX-3. Low Temperature Transport Effects in n-Type GaSb at High Magnetic Fields
W. M. Becker and T. O. Yep366
IX-4. Shubnikov-de Haas Effect and Electron Band Structure of Cadmium Arsenide
I. Rosenman370
IX-5. Magnetoresistance Studies of HgTe at Low Temperatures
R. A. Stradling and G. A. Antcliffe374
IX-6. Shubnikov-de Haas Effect in Tellurium
E. Braun and G. Landwehr380
IX-7. The Fermi Surface of Tin Telluride: Shubnikov-de Haas Effect
J. R. Burke, Jr., B. Houston, H. T. Savage, J. Babiskin and P. G. Siebenmann384
IX-8. Quantum Effects on Capacitance of p-n Junctions
J. C. Thuillier and J. M. Thuillier391
X. HOT ELECTRONS
Chairman: G. L. Pearson
Co-chairman: J. Yamashita
X-1. Some Aspects of Non-Ohmic Conduction
E. G. S. Paige397
X-2. Non-Ohmic Behaviour and Oscillation Phenomena in ZnO Single Crystals
N. I. Meyer, M. H. Jørgensen and E. Mosekilde406
X-3. Non-Linear Galvanomagnetic Effects Due to Hot Electrons in n-Type InSb in the Quantum Limit
N. Kotera, K. F. Komatsubara and E. Yamada411
X-4. Energy Relaxation and Intervalley Relaxation of Hot Electrons in n-Type Germanium
K. Seeger and D. Schweitzer415
X-5. Hot Carriers and the Path Variable Method
H. F. Budd420
X-6. Monte Carlo Calculation of Hot Electron Problems
T. Kurosawa424
X-7. High Field Mobility of Photoelectrons in CdS
M. Onuki and K. Shiga427
X-8. Energy Losses by Hot Electrons in Solids: A Semiclassical Approach
A. Rose431
X-9. Avalanche Multiplication in Ge and GaAs p-n Junctions
R. A. Logan and S. M. Sze434
X-10. High Field Effects in n-Type InSb
J. C. McGroddy and M. I. Nathan437
XI. ELECTRON-PHONON INTERACTION
Chairman: V. L. Bonch-Bruevich
Co-chairman: T. Kasuya
XI-1. Polaron Induced Anomalies in InSb
D. M. Larsen and E. J. Johnson443
XI-2. On Amplification of Hypersound and Space Charge Waves in Semiconductors
S. I. Pekar448
XI-3. Theory of Sound Amplification in Many-Valley Semiconductors
S. V. Gantsevich and V. L. Gurevich453
XI-4. Electron-Phonon Interaction in Strong Electric Fields
J. Yamashita and K. Nakamura455
XI-5. A Nonlinear Theory of Electron-Phonon Interaction in Semiconductors
N. Mikoshiba460
XI-6. Transmission of Microwave Radiation through "Acousto-Electrically Amplifying" CdS
G. S. Hobson and E. G. S. Paige464
XI-7. Current Saturation and Instabilities in CdS Crystals
A. Ishida, C. Hamaguchi and Y. Inuishi469
XI-8. Acoustoelectric Effect in Semiconducting CdS
A. Many and I. Balberg474
XI-9. Behavior of Phonons in Cadmium Sulfide
E. Maruyama and Y. Murayama479
XI-10. Acoustoelectric Domain Effects in III-V Semiconductors
R. Bray, C. S. Kumar, J. B. Ross and P. O. Sliva483
XI-11. Ultrasonic Amplification and Non-Ohmic Behavior in Tellurium
T. Ishiguro and T. Tanaka489
XI-12. Acoustoelectric Phenomena in Tellurium
G. Quentin and J. M. Thuillier493
XI-13. Build-up of Phonons in Germanium
T. Arizumi, M. Umeno and S. Iwai498
XII. CURRENT INSTABILITY
Chairman: W. C. Dunlap
Co-chairman: Y. Inuishi
XII-1. Electronic Transport Properties Relevant to Instabilities in GaAs
J. B. Gunn505
XII-2. On the Theory of Electrical Domains in Hot Electron Semiconductors
V. L. Bonch-Bruevich509
XII-3. Mechanism of the Gunn Effect
A. G. Chynoweth, W. L. Feldmann and D. E. McCumber514
XII-4. Numerical Studies of a Two-Valley Model of the Gunn Effect
D. E. McCumber522
XII-5. Intervalley Scattering Rate and High-Field Electron Distributions in GaAs
E. M. Conwell and M. O. Vassell527
XII-6. Mixed Scattering in III-V Compounds
C. Hilsum and J. Welborn532
XII-7. Electrical Instability in Germanium Due to Hot Electron Recombination on Repulsive Centers
M. S. Kagan and S. G. Kalasbnikov537
XIII. IMPURITY CONDUCTION
Chairman: J. Tauc
Co-chairman: M. Shibuya
XIII-1. Negative Magnetoresistance in the Metallic Impurity Conduction
W. Sasaki543
XIII-2. An Experimental Investigation of the Hall Effect in the Hopping Region
M. Amitay and M. Pollak549
XIII-3. Magnetoresistance of Heavily Doped n-Type Silicon
M. Balkanski and A. Geismar554
XIII-4. Transport Properties and Localized Spins in n-Type InSb
R. P. Khosla and R. J. Sladek557
XIII-5. Annealing of Neutron-Irradiation-Induced Changes in Impurity Conduction in Antimony-Doped Germanium
E. L. Wolf and W. D. Compton561
XIII-6. Excitation and Relaxation of Ionized Impurity Pairs in Silicon
S. Tanaka, M. Kobayashi, K. Uchinokura and A. Koma566
XIII-7. Electric Field Effect on the Spin-Lattice Relaxation of Donor Electrons in Silicon
K. Morigaki and J. M. Winter570
XIII-8. Electron Spin Resonance of Phosphorus Doped Silicon in the Metallic Conduction Region
S. Maekawa574
XIII-9. Effect of Doping on the Electron Spin Resonance in Phosphorus Doped Silicon
H. Kodera578
XIII-10. Far Infrared Resonant Absorption in n-Type Silicon
L. J. Neuringer, R. C. Milward and R. L. Aggarwal582
XIV. TUNNELING
Chairman: W. H. Brattain
Co-chairman: E. Hirahara
XIV-1. Tunneling Studies on the Group V Semimetals and the IV-VI Semiconductors
L. Esaki589
XIV-2. Contact Effects in the Degenerate Semiconductors at Low Temperature
B. M. Vul, E. I. Zavaritskaya and N. V. Zavaritsky598
XIV-3. Reverse Characteristics of GaSb Tunnel Diodes
R. P. Nanavati and M. Eisencraft603
XIV-4. Optical Absorption, Tunnel Current and Diagonal Tunneling in Crossed Electric and Magnetic Fields
A. G. Aronov and G. E. Pikus608
XV. MAGNETIC SEMICONDUCTORS
Chairman: W. Paul
Co-chairman: W. Sasaki
XV-1. Magnetic Field Effects on Resistivity and Thermoelectric Power of Single Crystal MnP
T. Suzuki, Y. Matsumura and E. Hirahara615
XV-2. Magnetic Resonance Experiments on VO2
J. Umeda, H. Kusumoto and K. Narita619
XV-3. Optical Properties of α-MnS in the Fundamental Absorption Region
D. R. Huffman, R. L. Wild and J. Callaway623
XV-4. Magnetic Interactions between Mn Spins Diluted in GeTe
M. Rodot, J. Cohen, J. Lewis, P. Mollard, H. Rodot and G. Villers627
XVI. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
Chairman: F. Herman
Co-chairman: W. Sasaki
XVI-1. Superconductivity in Degenerate Semiconductors
M. L. Cohen and C. S. Koonce633
XVI-2. Superconductivity in Semiconducting SrTiO3
J. F. Schooley and W. R. Thurber639
XVI-3. Superconducting Properties of Germanium Telluride
R. A. Hein, J. W. Gibson, R. L. Falge, Jr., R. Mazelsky, R. C. Miller and J. K. Hulm643
XVII. SEMIMETALS
Chairman: D. Polder
Co-chairman: T. Okada
XVII-1. Analysis of dc Transport Phenomena in Bismuth
G. E. Smith and R. Wolfe651
XVII-2. Cyclotron Resonance in Arsenic
W. R. Datars and J. Vanderkooy657
XVII-3. Experimental Determination of Fermi Surface in Pure and Doped Arsenic through de Haas-van Alphen Effect
S. Tanuma, Y. Ishizawa and S. Ishiguro662
XVII-4. Shubnikov-de Haas Investigations of the Bi1-xSbx (0<x<0.3) System
M. R. Ellett, R. B. Horst, L. R. Williams and K. F. Cuff666
XVII-5. Galvanomagnetic Studies of Sn-Doped Bi
R. T. Bate and N. G. Einspruch673
XVII-6. Electron Transport Phenomena in Thin Films of Bismuth
Y. H. Kao678
XVIII. PLASMA INSTABILITY
Chairman: A. L. McWhorter
Co-chairman: J. Yamaguchi
XVIII-1. Instabilities in Solid State Plasmas
J. Bok685
XVIII-2. Avalanche Plasma Production and Instabilities on Subnanosecond Time Scales
B. Ancker-Johnson694
XVIII-3. Instability of Electron-Hole Plasma in Semiconductor, Caused by Non-Linearity of Voltage-Current Characteristics
M. I. Iglisin, E. G. Pel, L. Ya. Pervova and V. I. Fistul700
XVIII-4. Magnetic Field Effects on the Static Shielding of an Impurity Charge by an Electron Plasma
N. J. Horing704
XIX. MAGNETO-PLASMA AND MAGNETO-ACOUSTIC PHENOMENA
Chairman: B. Lax
Co-chairman: Y. Kanai
XIX-1. Observation of Quantum, Spin and High Field Damping Effects in Microwave Helicon Propagation in Degenerate Semiconductor Plasmas
J. K. Furdyna713
XIX-2. Helicon Effect in InSb and HgTe by a Resonant-Cavity Method
J. P. Jamet, B. Lemaire, V. Cagan and C. Verié718
XIX-3. Helicon-Phonon Interaction in a Multi-Valley Semiconductor
P. R. Antoniewicz and S. Rodriguez723
XIX-4. Large Quantum Oscillations Associated with Helicon Waves in Bi-Te Dilute Alloys
T. Yamada726
XIX-5. Microwave Phase Shift Due to a Magneto-Plasma Resonance
R. Hirota and K. Suzuki730
XIX-6. Determination of Fermi Velocity and Effective Mass from Cyclotron Damping of Magneto-Plasma Waves in Bismuth
H. Kawamura, S. Nagata, S. Takano and J. Nakahara734
XIX-7. The Possibility of the Coupling of Magneto-Plasma Waves with Optical Phonons in Polar Semiconductors
I. Yokota738
XIX-8. Transmission Studies of Plasma-Resonance and Plasma-Cyclotron Resonance in Thin Film Polar Semiconductors
S. Iwasa, Y. Sawada, E. Burstein and E. D. Palik742
XIX-9. Giant Oscillations in the Magneto-Acoustic Attenuation of Bismuth
S. Mase, Y. Fujimori and H. Mori746
XIX-10. Magneto-Acoustic Resonances in Antimony
T. Fukase and T. Fukuroi751
XIX-11. Magneto-Acoustic Effects in n-InSb at 9GHz
K. W. Nill and A. L. McWhorter755
XIX-12. Determination of the Energy Band Parameters of Bismuth by Giant Quantum Attenuation of Sound Waves
Y. Sawada, E. Burstein and L. Testardi760
CLOSING SESSION
Chairman; T. Muto
Closing Addresses
E. Burstein767
D. Polder770
H. Y. Fan773
Author Index777