Document Type
Article
Abstract
Measurements of the temperature and carrier-density dependence of the strongly localized conductance of short silicon inversion layers are reported. At the lowest temperatures we observe well-isolated, large conductance peaks whose width and temperature dependence are only consistent with resonant tunneling and are inconsistent with Mott hopping. Several new features are observed which we believe may be the result of Coulomb interactions.
Publication Info
Published in Physical Review Letters, Volume 57, Issue 1, 1986, pages 138-141.
Fowler, A.B., Timp, G.L., Wainer, J.J., and Webb, R.A. (1986). Observation of Resonant Tunneling in Silicon Inversion Layers. Physical Review Letters, 57(1), 138-141. doi: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.57.138
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