Magnetic Field and Hydrostatic Pressure Effects on Electron Transport in Heterostructure Based on InAs/GaAs Triple Barriers with Dresselhaus Interaction

This paper theoretically examines the spin-dependent transport of electrons through InAs/GaAs symmetric triple barriers by solving the spin-dependent Schrödinger equation. The Transfer Matrix Method (TMM) was used to investigate the impact of the hydrostatic pressure, temperature, and magnetic field on the transmission coefficient and spin polarization of electrons while taking into account the Rashba and Dresselhaus spin orbit interactions. The results indicate that when both the hydrostatic pressure and temperature increase, the two resonant states of spin-up and down electrons move toward lower energies (blue shift). In addition, when the magnitude of the applied magnetic field increases, the resonant states of spin-up electrons shift toward lower energies, whereas the spin-down ones shift toward higher energies, which leads to perfect spin separation. This important spin-separation behavior could be very useful in the design of spin filters, which are strongly required in spintronics applications.