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A model for electron mobility in a two-dimensional electron gas confined in a triangular well was developed. All major scattering processes---i. e. , deformation potential and piezoelectric acoustic, polar optical, ionized impurity, and alloy disorder---were included as well as intrasubband and intersubband scattering. The model is applied to two types of modulation-doped heterostructures, namely GaAs-GaAlAs and In₀. ₅₃Ga₀. ₄₇As-Al₀. ₅₂In₀. ₄₈As. In the former case phonons and remote ionized impurities ultimately limit the mobility, whereas in the latter, alloy disorder is a predominant scattering process at low temperatures. The calculated mobilities are in very good agreement with recently reported experimental characteristics for both GaAs-Ga₁-ₗAlₗAs and In₀. ₅₃Ga₀. ₄₇As-Al₀. ₅₂In₀. ₄₈As modulation-doped heterostructures.
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