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The one-electron potential, carrier concentration profile, quantized subband state energies, and parallel dispersion relations are calculated for an accumulation layer at a semiconductor surface by solving Poisson's equation within a modified Thomas-Fermi approximation and numerically solving the Schr\"odinger equation for the resulting potential well. A nonparabolic conduction band, described within the Kane k·p approximation, is incorporated in the model. Example calculations are performed for a typical clean InN surface and for a variety of surface state densities and bulk carrier concentrations. Agreement is found between the model calculations and experimental measurements of the subband energies and dispersions at c-plane InN surfaces from electron tunneling spectroscopy and angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy.
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