Temperature dependence of hole spin relaxation in ultrathin InAs monolayers

The temperature dependence of hole spin relaxation time in both neutral and n-doped ultrathin InAs monolayers has been investigated. It has been suggested that D'yakonov-Perel (DP) mechanism dominates the spin relaxation process at both low and high temperature regimes. The appearance of a peak in temperature dependent spin relaxation time reveals the important contribution of Coulomb scatterings between carriers to the spin kinetics at low temperature, though electron-phonon scattering becomes dominant at higher temperatures. Increased electron screening effect in the n-doped sample has been suggested to account for the shortened spin relaxation time compared with the undoped one. The results suggest that hole spins are also promising for building solid-state qubits.

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National Natural Science Foundation of China 10674131 60625405 10734060 ; National Basic Research Program of China 2007CB924904

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National Natural Science Foundation of China 10674131 60625405 10734060 ; National Basic Research Program of China 2007CB924904