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Epitaxy (prefix epi-
means "on top of”)
refers to a type of
crystal growth or
material deposition in
which new
crystalline layers are
formed with one or...
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Characterization and
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while leaving the
epitaxial layer undamaged,
resulting in high
quality epilayers and high
deposition rates (up to 10 nm/s). The
substrate (typically a...
- doi:10.1063/5.0060327. S2CID 246660179. Pavesi, M. (2018). "ε-Ga2O3
epilayers as a
material for solar-blind UV photodetectors".
Materials Chemistry...
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photoluminescence of AlN
epilayers".
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bring down the
bottom of
conduction band.[citation needed]
AlInP epilayers grown by metal-organic vapour-phase
epitaxy on GaAs
substrates exhibit...
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growth of
thick III–V
antimonide alloy epilayers (In****b, InGaSb, InGa****b, AlGa****b, and In****bP) for "virtual substrates""...
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strength between adatoms and the surface.
While it is
possible to grow
epilayers from a
liquid solution, most
epitaxial growth occurs via a
vapor phase...
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frequently visible between the
epilayer and the
remaining lower part of the thallus. In
certain areas, the
epilayer may
exhibit discontinuities, especially...
