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Non-perturbative theory of valley splitting in Si qubits from variational wave function: periodic effects of shear strain and asymptotic freedom in the wiggle-well potential
Valley splitting sets the energy scale at which spin and valley degrees of freedom hybridize in silicon quantum-well qubits, but its sensitivity to interface structure makes it difficult to predict. Using the valleyor basis, we formulate a two-band effective-mass model for intervalley coupling in a
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