A new type of infrared induced photocurrents is reported occurring in gyrotropic quantum wells in the presence of a magnetic field. The effect is caused by spin-orbit interaction and may be observed even for unpolarized radiation. The current occurs for particular relative orientation between magnetic field, current and crystallographic orientation.
Magneto-gyrotropic effect in semiconductor quantum wells
2004-01-01
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