Abstract
An inversion between Landau levels (LL’s) of the light hole subband of germanium is achieved when the crystal is subjected to crossed electric and magnetic fields.[1] This leads to stimulated far infrared (FIR) emission at the cyclotron resonance (CR) frequency. The emission spectrum consists of a single line linearly tunable with magnetic field (Fig. 2).[2]
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