M. Kirley, Benjamin B. Yang, K. Willis, Marcus J. Weber, N. Sule, S. Hagness, I. Knezevic, J. Booske
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Measurements of near terahertz conductivity of doped silicon using a high quality factor resonant cavity
The conductivity of doped silicon is measured at 400 and 650 GHz. Measurements are performed using a high quality factor, semi-confocal resonant cavity. Data is presented which contradicts conventional theory (Drude model) and in agreement with a multiphysics computational model being developed at UW-Madison.