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25 April 2024
 
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Boundary Spin Hall Effect in a Rashba Semiconductor
Yaroslav Tserkovnyak ; Bertrand I. Halperin ; Alexey A. Kovalev ; Arne Brataas ;
Date 6 Oct 2006
Subject Materials Science
AbstractWe derive boundary conditions for the coupled spin-charge diffusion equations at a transmitting interface between two-dimensional electron systems with different strengths of the Rashba spin-orbit (SO) coupling $alpha$, and an electric field parallel to the interface. We consider the limit where the spin-diffusion length $l_s$ is long compared to the electron mean free path $l$, and assume that $alpha$ changes discontinuously on the scale of $l_s$. We find that the spin density is also discontinuous on the scale of $l_s$. In the case where the electron mobility is constant across the interface, this leads to complete suppression of the expected spin injection from a region with $alpha eq0$ into a non-SO region with $alpha=0$.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0610190
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