Search Results - "Kiyak, S. G."

Laser Formation of Periodic Micro- and Nanostructures on the Surface of Monocrystalline Silicon by Mohylyak, I. A., Bonchyk, O. Yu, Korniy, S. A., Kiyak, S. G., Popovych, D. I.

“…Experimental studies of the features of the formation of laser-induced periodic nanostructures on the surface of silicon wafers in the zones of action of…”
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Peculiarities of Morphology Formation of Silicon Surface under the Action of Laser Pulses by Bonchyk, O.Yu, Kiyak, S.G., Mohylyak, I.A., Popovych, D.I.

“…The experimental studies of geometry features of silicon layers in areas of second and millisecond laser pulses were carried out. The results of microscopic…”
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Reconstruction of lattice structure of ion-implanted near-surface regions of Hg1-xCdxTe epitaxial layers by VLASOV, A. P, BONCHYK, O. Yu, KIYAK, S. G, FODCHUK, I. M, ZAPLITNYY, R. M, KAZEMIRSKIY, T, BARCZ, A, ZIEBA, P. S, SWIATEK, Z, MAZIARZ, W

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Solid phase doping of silicon with boron by surface scanning with cw CO2 laser radiation by URSU, I, CRACIUN, V, MIHAILESCU, I. N, MEDIANU, R, POPA, A, PROKHOROV, A. M, KIYAK, S. G, MANENKOV, A. A, MIKHAILOVA, G. N

“…Silicon doping with boron was achieved by cw CO2 laser radiation surface scanning of n-Si wafers (≊10 Ω cm) vacuum coated with a thin (∼100 Å) film of boron,…”
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Reconstruction of lattice structure of ion-implanted near-surface regions of Hg sub(1) sub(-) sub(X)Cd sub(X)Te epitaxial layers by Vlasov, AP, Bonchyk, OYu, Kiyak, S G, Fodchuk, I M, Zaplitnyy, R M, Kazemirskiy, T, Barcz, A, Zieba, P S, Swiatek, Z, Maziarz, W

“…The results of X-ray, SIMS, SEM and AFM studies of near-surface regions of Hg sub(1) sub(-) sub(X)Cd sub(X)Te (111) and (110) structures have been presented…”
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Multilayer multicomponent semiconductor structures for microelectronics formed using laser and thin film technology by Kiyak, S.G., Bonchik, O.Y., Pokhmurska, A.V., Savitsky, G.V.

“…The authors present technological doping processes which enable one to obtain the smallest thicknesses of doped layers (300-500 nm). The use of a laser as a…”
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