Hajime Tanaka, N. Morioka, S. Mori, J. Suda, T. Kimoto
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Size and geometric effects on conduction band structure of GaAs nanowires
The conduction band structure of GaAs nanowires with various cross-sectional shapes and orientations was calculated by a tight-binding model and an effective mass equation taking the bulk full-band structure into account. The effective mass of nanowires increases as the cross-sectional size decreases. However, the amount of the increase in mass is strongly dependent on the wire orientations and substrate faces of nanowires, which originates from the anisotropy of Γ valley of bulk GaAs.