Inversion Asymmetry Effects on Oscillatory Magnetoresistance in HgSe

Abstract

A beat frequency in the oscillatory magnetoresistance of zincblende HgSe is interpreted as arising from the inversion-asymmetry splitting, which is shown to be about 0.007 eV at the Fermi level appropriate to 1×${10}^{18}$ electrons/${\mathrm{cm}}^3$.