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The structural and optical properties of amorphous germanium

Pages 529-530 | Published online: 29 Mar 2006

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ByP. Wickboldt, S.J. Jones, F.C. Marques, D. Pang, W.A. Turner, A.E. Wetsel, W. Paul & J.H. Chen. (1991) A study of the properties of hydrogenated amorphous germanium produced by r.f. glow discharge as the electrode gap is varied the link between microstructure and optoelectronic properties. Philosophical Magazine B 64:6, pages 655-674.
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W. Krakow, D.G. Ast, W. Goldfarb & B.M. Siegel. (1976) Origin of the fringe structure observed in high resolution bright-field electron micrographs of amorphous materials. The Philosophical Magazine: A Journal of Theoretical Experimental and Applied Physics 33:6, pages 985-1014.
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Valeri Ligatchev. (2011) Morphology, Phonon Confinement and Properties of a-Si:H Films. MRS Proceedings 664.
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F. Hellman. (1994) Surface-induced ordering: A model for vapor-deposition growth of amorphous materials. Applied Physics Letters 64:15, pages 1947-1949.
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M. L. Albers, J. Shinar & H. R. Shanks. (1988) A study of plasma-film interactions in He/H2, Ar/H2, and Xe/H2 radio frequency sputtered a -Si:H . Journal of Applied Physics 64:4, pages 1859-1872.
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F. Demichelis, G. Kaniadakis, A. Tagliaferro, E. Tresso, P. Rava & G. Della Mea. (1988) Recent progress in studies of a -CSiSn:H alloys . Journal of Applied Physics 64:2, pages 721-726.
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F. Demichelis, E. Mezzetti, P. Mpawenayo, A. Tagliaferro, E. Tresso, S. Bourquard, P. Rava, G. Della Mea & P. Mazzoldi. (2011) Thickness Dependence of the Optical and Electrical Properties of Thin A-Si:H Films. MRS Proceedings 70.
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I. Chambouleyron. (1985) Band-gap tailoring in amorphous germanium-nitrogen compounds. Applied Physics Letters 47:2, pages 117-119.
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David Turnbull. (2011) Transition Between Condensed Phases In Si And Ge. MRS Proceedings 51.
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J. C. Bruyère, A. Deneuville, A. Mini, J. Fontenille & R. Danielou. (1980) Influence of hydrogen on optical properties of a -Si : H . Journal of Applied Physics 51:4, pages 2199-2205.
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W. T. Pawlewicz. (1978) Influence of deposition conditions on sputter-deposited amorphous silicon. Journal of Applied Physics 49:11, pages 5595-5601.
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T. C. Sivakumar, Stuart A. Rice & Mark G. Sceats. (1978) Raman spectroscopic studies of the OH stretching region of low density amorphous solid water and of polycrystalline ice Ih. The Journal of Chemical Physics 69:8, pages 3468-3476.
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Jack Wenzel, C. U. Linderstrøm-Lang & Stuart A. Rice. (1975) Amorphous Solid Water: A Neutron Diffraction Study. Science 187:4175, pages 428-430.
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