Spectral Modelling of Quantum Superlattice and Application to the Mott-Peierls Simulated Transitions
L. A. Dmitrieva, Yu. A. Kuperin
Abstract
A local perturbation theory for the spectral analysis of the Schrödinger operator with two periodic potentials whose periods are commensurable has been constructed. It has been shown that the perturbation of the periodic 1D Hamiltonian by an additional small periodic potential leads to the following spectral deformation: all gaps in the spectrum of the unperturbed periodic Hamiltonian bear shifts while any band splits by arising additional gaps into a set of smaller spectral bands. The spectral shift, the position of additional gaps and their widths have been calculated explicitly. The applications to the operational regime of a nanoelectronic device based on Mott-Peierls stimulated transition have also been discussed.
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