Can we apply the 1d equation (dE/dx = labmda/epsilon0)dEdx=λϵ0 to the first and the second figures?
But, in the 2nd case,
if we integrate the charge density, some field exists between the two charge densities. Intuitively, it should be like the last figure.
What's wrong with this?
I'm trying to understand the valley degeneracy to calculate the tunneling current.
Here is the equation of tunneling current.$$I_T=q\frac {g_sg_v} {L} \sum_{k} v_g(k)(f_v-f_c)T$$
##g_v## is valley degeneracy. I thought it comes from the symmetry of structures, depending on a certain point in...