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Studies on Surface and Interface with X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (XAFS). Application of XAFS Measurements to the Study of Semiconductors.

Hironori Ofuchi, Masao Tabuchi, Yoshikazu Takeda

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We demonstrated that fluorescence XAFS measurements can reveal the local structures around dilute elements in thin semiconductor layers. In the GaAs samples doped with Er and O, majority of the Er atoms substituted Ga sublattices with adjacent two O atoms and two As atoms (Er-2O center). In the GaInN/GaN samples, it was shown that the segregation of InN phase occurred in the GaInN layer at a higher In-content (x = 0.30), although the segregation was not observed at a lower In-content (x = 0.05). XANES spectrum in the Tb-implanted SiO2 sample was observed by detecting X-ray-excited visible luminescence. The spectrum was quite similar to that was measured by detecting fluorescence X-ray.

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We demonstrated that fluorescence XAFS measurements can reveal the local structures around dilute elements in thin semiconductor layers. In the GaAs samples doped with Er and O, majority of the Er atoms substituted Ga sublattices with adjacent two O atoms and two As atoms (Er-2O center). In the GaInN/GaN samples, it was shown that the segregation of InN phase occurred in the GaInN layer at a higher In-content (x = 0.30), although the segregation was not observed at a lower In-content (x = 0.05). XANES spectrum in the Tb-implanted SiO2 sample was observed by detecting X-ray-excited visible luminescence. The spectrum was quite similar to that was measured by detecting fluorescence X-ray.

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We demonstrated that fluorescence XAFS measurements can reveal the local structures around dilute elements in thin semiconductor layers. In the GaAs samples doped with Er and O, majority of the Er atoms substituted Ga sublattices with adjacent two O atoms and two As atoms (Er-2O center). In the GaInN/GaN samples, it was shown that the segregation of InN phase occurred in the GaInN layer at a higher In-content (x = 0.30), although the segregation was not observed at a lower In-content (x = 0.05). XANES spectrum in the Tb-implanted SiO2 sample was observed by detecting X-ray-excited visible luminescence. The spectrum was quite similar to that was measured by detecting fluorescence X-ray.

Key concepts: X-ray absorption fine structure, Excited state, Materials science, XANES, Absorption (acoustics), Analytical Chemistry (journal), Doping, Luminescence

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