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Electron-phonon interactions in a single modulation-doped GaInAs quantum well

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Fig. 1: (Color online) Relative transmission curves as a function of the energy. They reflect the cyclotron resonance (CR) traces for different values of the magnetic field obtained on a given sample and for different experimental conditions of illumination:
Fig. 2: (Color online) a) variation of Im(Σ) with the energy for three different carrier concentration N s in units of 10 11 cm − 2
Fig. 3: (Color online) a) and c) variation of the TR(B, ω) spectra, outside the Reststrahlen band energy of InP, as a function of the energy for different values of the magnetic field B (open dots) and different samples with carrier density N s = 1.4 × 10 11
Table 1: Parameters used to fit the different electron-phonon interactions in the Ga 0

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