Far-infrared photo-conductivity of electrons in an array of nano-structured antidots
K. Bittkau, Ch. Menk, Ch. Heyn, D. Heitmann, C. -M. Hu
Abstract
We present far-infrared (FIR) photo-conductivity measurements for a two-dimensional electron gas in an array of nano-structured antidots. We detect, resistively and spectrally resolved, both the magnetoplasmon and the edge-magnetoplasmon modes. Temperature-dependent measurements demonstrates that both modes contribute to the photo resistance by heating the electron gas via resonant absorption of the FIR radiation. Influences of spin effect and phonon bands on the collective excitations in the antidot lattice are observed.
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