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 ### Exercise 4: Quantum well heterojunction in detail
 A quantum well is formed from a layer of $GaAs$ of thickness $L$, surrounded by layers of $Al_{x}Ga_{1−x}As$.
 
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 You may assume that the band gap of the $Al_{x}Ga_{1−x}As$ is substantially larger than that of $GaAs$.The electron effective mass in GaAs is 0.068 $m_{e}$ whereas the hole effective mass is 0.45 $m_{e}$ with $m_{e}$ the mass of the electron.