Abstract
The microwave dispersion in n-InSb samples is experimentally investigated by magneto-reflection in Faraday and Voigt geometries as well as for the intermediate case. The measurements were performed at 77 K in Q-band. In Faraday geometry a new magnetoreflection method for the investigation of the helicon wave dispersion is proposed and its advantages in comparison with the resonance transmission method are shown. A new method for the free charge carrier concentration and mobility measurements when the sample is “semi-infinite” is also proposed. In Voigt geometry the extraordinary wave dispersion is shown to be more sensitive to the magnetic field than the ordinary one in Faraday geometry. In the case of the intermediate geometry two waves were observed in reflection. One of them satisfies the common law of reflection while the other, a peculiar one, is reflected in the direction of the external magnetic field independently of the angle of incidence. [Russian Text Ignored].
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