Evaluation of properties of trinitrides in a strong electric field
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In this article was made an attempt to systematize the existing information about the group of lll-nitrides and to analyze their behavior in a strong electric field. By the agency of analytical expressions for momentum and energy relaxation times of different scattering mechanisms were estimated the dynamic properties of Ill-Nitrides in high-field as well as the field-temperature dependence, valleys occupation function and field-velocity characteristic for nitrides with different crystal lattice modifications. The calculation results were compared to the existing experimental data and estimation of other authors
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