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Colloidal effects on modulational instability in semiconductor plasma having strain dependent dielectric constant

We report the effect of streaming colloids on modulational instability (MI) using a hydrodynamic model of semiconductor plasmas. Ferroelectrics (FEs) are technologically important because of their optical nonlinear properties. We find that the effective susceptibility without colloids is order of [ (χe)eff.3 ]≈10−19m2V−2 and with effect of streaming colloids is order of [ (χd)eff.3 ]≈10−23m2V−2 which shows effect of streaming colloids. The colloidal grains (CGs) in diffusive semiconductor plasmas found to be modifying the characteristic and alter the optical and physical properties of the material.