1985 Volume 54 Issue 9 Pages 3472-3477
The dependence of the charge-density waves on a propagation direction is investigated in a long-wavelength limit. It is shown that there exists a characteristic magnetic field H0 at which electrons and holes oscillate with the non-magnetic plasma frequency \sqrtωpe2+ωph2 for an arbitrary direction of propagation. This field is determined by electron and hole masses, carrier concentrations and a dielectric constant of the medium. For a perpendicular propagation to this field H0, the highest frequency of the three collective modes is given by \sqrtωce2+ωch2 with out-of-phase oscillation of electrons and holes. The polarization property and the dispersion relation of the modes are investigated.
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