1983 Volume 52 Issue 12 Pages 4199-4205
The stress dependence of the ultrasonic attenuation α(X) in Sb doped Ge was measured at low temperatures over the wide concentration region 3.3×1015 to 1.6×1018 cm−3. In the intermediate concentration region the behavior of α(X) at low stresses is different from that observed in the low concentration region except the sample with 3.1×1016 Sb cm−3. A simple model is proposed which explains qualitatively the experiment in the lower part of the intermediate region. In the high concentration region a free electron gas model can explain the behavior of α(X) provided that the existence of a single relaxation time τ is assumed in this system. The values of τ estimated based on this model are consistent with those in the stress free case.
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