Effects of mass discontinuity on the numerical solutions to quantum wells using the effective mass equation (Q1322982)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 566306
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 566306 |
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Effects of mass discontinuity on the numerical solutions to quantum wells using the effective mass equation (English)
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10 May 1994
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This is an interesting paper that treats the effective mass equation essentially by finite element and finite difference solutions for three commonly used Hamiltonians. All of these Hamiltonians have variable mass and they are described as the Conventional, Ben-Daniel and Duke, and the Bastard Hamiltonians respectively. There are problems with the numerical solution for the latter for the case of the square well which may be solved with more natural conditions at the interface. It is shown that these problems do not occur with the simple harmonic oscillator when the mass is constant and the interface does not exist.
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mass discontinuity
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quantum wells
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effective mass equation
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finite element
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finite difference
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Hamiltonians
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harmonic oscillator
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