Search Results - "Oila, J."
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Ga vacancies as dominant intrinsic acceptors in GaN grown by hydride vapor phase epitaxy
Published in Applied physics letters (19-05-2003)“…Positron annihilation measurements show that negative Ga vacancies are the dominant acceptors in n-type gallium nitride grown by hydride vapor phase epitaxy…”
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Vacancy defects as compensating centers in Mg-doped GaN
Published in Physical review letters (04-04-2003)“…We apply positron annihilation spectroscopy to identify V(N)-Mg(Ga) complexes as native defects in Mg-doped GaN. These defects dissociate in postgrowth…”
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Observation of defect complexes containing Ga vacancies in GaAsN
Published in Applied physics letters (06-01-2003)“…Positron annihilation spectroscopy was used to study GaAsN/GaAs epilayers. GaAsN layers were found to contain Ga vacancies in defect complexes. The density of…”
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Gallium vacancies and the growth stoichiometry of GaN studied by positron annihilation spectroscopy
Published in Applied physics letters (30-11-1998)“…We have applied positron spectroscopy to study the formation of vacancy defects in undoped n-type metal organic chemical vapor deposition grown GaN, where the…”
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Influence of layer thickness on the formation of In vacancies in InN grown by molecular beam epitaxy
Published in Applied physics letters (01-03-2004)“…We have used a low-energy positron beam to identify In vacancies in InN layers grown on Al2O3 by molecular beam epitaxy. Their concentration decreases from…”
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Vacancy defects in O-doped GaN grown by molecular-beam epitaxy: The role of growth polarity and stoichiometry
Published in Applied physics letters (14-06-2004)“…Positron annihilation spectroscopy is used to study vacancy defects in GaN grown by molecular-beam epitaxy due to different polar directions and varying…”
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Ga vacancies and grain boundaries in GaN
Published in Applied physics letters (17-02-2003)“…We have applied a low-energy positron beam to study epitaxial Si-doped GaN layers, where the grain size varies from 0.2 to 2–5 μm. Negatively charged Ga…”
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Vacancy defects in epitaxial InN: identification and electrical properties
Published in Journal of crystal growth (15-08-2004)“…We have used a low-energy positron beam to identify and quantify the dominant vacancy defects in InN layers grown on Al 2O 3 by molecular beam epitaxy. By…”
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Chirally modified gold nanoparticles: nanostructured chiral ligands for catalysis
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Target chamber for a slow positron beam: optimization of count rate and minimization of backscattering effects
Published in Applied surface science (21-06-2002)“…Positrons, which scatter back from the target and annihilate in chamber walls near the detectors, may cause a significant error in annihilation parameters. We…”
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Observation of Ga vacancies and negative ions in undoped and Mg-doped GaN bulk crystals
Published in Physica. B, Condensed matter (01-12-1999)“…Gallium vacancies and negative ions are observed in GaN bulk crystals by applying positron lifetime spectroscopy. The concentration of Ga vacancies decreases…”
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The stabilization of a positron lifetime spectrometer with a high-accuracy time reference
Published in Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment (11-07-2001)“…A high-accuracy time reference for a fast coincidence apparatus using scintillation detectors is constructed. The reference peak is created by feeding fast…”
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The deactivation of nitrogen acceptors in ZnSxSe1−x and MgyZn1−ySxSe1−x studied by combining positron annihilation, SIMS, and CV measurements
Published in Physica. B, Condensed matter (15-12-1999)“…We show that quantitative information on the electrical deactivation of doping can be obtained by combining the results of positron annihilation, secondary…”
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Sample illumination facility for slow positron beam studies and its application to the photoionization cross-section of the DX center in AlxGa1-xAs
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Ligand creation via linking—a rapid and convenient method for construction of novel supported PyOX-ligands
Published in Tetrahedron (07-11-2005)“…A novel supported amino alcohol linker was synthesized and utilized for attachment of picolinic acid derivatives onto different supports. When the resin bound…”
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Study of the Effects of Mg and Be Co-Doping in GaN Layers
Published in Physica status solidi. A, Applied research (01-07-2000)“…GaN:Mg/AlGaN single heterostructures were grown on Si(111) substrates by plasma‐assisted molecular beam epitaxy (PAMBE) leading to the fabrication of light…”
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Synthesis of a novel carboxy functionalized PyOX-ligand
Published in Tetrahedron letters (07-02-2005)“…[Display omitted] A short and convenient synthesis of a carboxy functionalized PyOX-core is presented. The carboxy functionality offers a wide variety of…”
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Sample illumination facility for slow positron beam studies and its application to the photoionization cross-section of the DX center in Al xGa 1− xAs
Published in Applied surface science (1999)“…We have built a sample illumination facility for slow positron beam studies. It enables the illumination of the sample with monochromatic light in visible and…”
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Mild and Efficient Synthesis of 2-Indole-2′-oxazolines at Room Temperature-A Simple Access to Novel IndOX Ligands
Published in Synthetic communications (01-01-2008)“…A simple synthesis of a totally new enantiopure compound family, the IndOX compounds, is presented. These chiral compounds can be prepared in two simple steps…”
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