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The macroscopic dielectric continuum model is used to derive electron-optical-phonon interaction Hamiltonians for binary/ternary heterostructures containing both single and double heterointerfaces. The formulation presented in this work leads to a general prescription for the calculation of mode-strength coefficients in ternary-containing heterostructures. An illustration of these results is provided by exhibiting the mode strengths of the interaction Hamiltonians for the interface and the half-space longitudinal optical modes in a GaAs/AlyGa1−yAs single heterostructure.
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