Abstract
We have calculated the impurity-limited mobility of a quasi-two-dimensional electron gas taking into account the differences of dielectric constants between neighbouring media for two scattering mechanisms: remote and homogeneous-background doping. We have found that the image charges have significant effects on the mobility at low electron density (less than 1011 cm– 2 in this paper) and can be neglected at higher density. We have shown that in the case of homogeneous-background doping and low density the effect of the image charges is much stronger than the exchange effect studied by other authors.
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