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Symmetry of Energy Bands in Crystals of Wurtzite Type II. Symmetry of Bands with Spin-Orbit Interaction Included

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2015
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Sheka, V
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E. I. Rashba and V. I. Sheka. 2015. Symmetry of Energy Bands in Crystals of Wurtzite Type II. Symmetry of Bands with Spin-Orbit Interaction Included. New. J. Phys. 17 050202. Originally published in Fiz. Tverd. Tela: Collected Papers 2: 62–76, 1959.
Abstract
Double-valued representations of the space group C4 6v (wurtzite lattice) have been constructed. A variant of perturbation theory is presented, allowing the investigation of the dispersion law in the vicinity of symmetry elements taking into consideration the spin-orbit interaction. The formulae obtained here differ from those available in the literature and lead to a qualitatively different dispersion law for a number of points. A group theoretical analysis of the structure of energy bands in a wurtzite type lattice was carried out taking the spin-orbit interaction into consideration. The possibility of energy surfaces E(k), where (in a proper approximation) the extremum is reached along an entire curve rather than in isolated points of k space, is demonstrated.
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