[PDF][PDF] In-situ growth of quantum dot structures by the Stranski-Krastanow growth mode

W Seifert, N Carlsson, M Miller, ME Pistol… - Progress in Crystal …, 1996‏ - academia.edu
1. Introduction Outline: 2. Phenomenology of the 2D-3D transition 2.1. 3D morphology as a
consequence of lattice mismatch 2.2. H Page 1 ( ~ Pergamon Prog. Crystal Growth and Charact …

Quantum dot nanostructures and molecular beam epitaxy

S Franchi, G Trevisi, L Seravalli, P Frigeri - Progress in Crystal Growth and …, 2003‏ - Elsevier
In order to fulfil the requirements of the information society there is a growing demand for
nanoelectronic devices with new or largely improved performances; these devices are …

A chemically and electrochemically switchable molecular shuttle

RA Bissell, E Córdova, AE Kaifer, JF Stoddart - Nature, 1994‏ - nature.com
THE develo** field of nanotechnology has generated wide interest across a broad range
of scientific disciplines1. In particular, the realization of nanoscale switching devices might …

From visible to white light emission by GaN quantum dots on Si (111) substrate

B Damilano, N Grandjean, F Semond, J Massies… - Applied physics …, 1999‏ - pubs.aip.org
GaN quantum dots (QDs) in an AlN matrix have been grown on Si (111) by molecular-beam
epitaxy. The growth of GaN deposited at 800° C on AlN has been investigated in situ by …

Self-organized growth of strained InGaAs quantum disks

R Nötzel, J Temmyo, T Tamamura - Nature, 1994‏ - nature.com
LATERAL confinement of electrons or excitons in low-dimensional semiconductor structures
(quantum 'wires' and 'boxes') leads to new electronic properties1, which can be used to …

The physical origin of the two-dimensional towards three-dimensional coherent epitaxial Stranski-Krastanov transition

P Müller, R Kern - Applied surface science, 1996‏ - Elsevier
Epitaxial two-dimensional layer growth (2D) relayed by three-dimensional (3D) growth,
characterizes the Stranski-Krastanov growth mode. The physical origin of this transition is …

Self-formed In0. 5Ga0. 5As quantum dots on GaAs substrates emitting at 1.3 µm

K Mukai, N Ohtsuka, MSM Sugawara… - Japanese journal of …, 1994‏ - iopscience.iop.org
Abstract We grew 1.3-µm emitting self-formed In 0.5 Ga 0.5 As quantum dots on GaAs
substrates by supplying InAs and GaAs monolayers alternately during atomic layer epitaxy …

Optical investigation of the self-organized growth of InAs/GaAs quantum boxes

JM Gérard, JB Genin, J Lefebvre, JM Moison… - Journal of crystal …, 1995‏ - Elsevier
By studying the optical properties of highly strained InAs/GaAs multilayers as a function of
the deposited quantity of InAs, a high resolution probing of the change from two-dimensional …

Relationship between self‐organization and size of InAs islands on InP (001) grown by gas‐source molecular beam epitaxy

A Ponchet, A Le Corre, H L'haridon, B Lambert… - Applied physics …, 1995‏ - pubs.aip.org
Using the strained‐induced 2D–3D transition, InAs dots have been grown on InP (001) and
examined by transmission electron microscopy. Two different modes of island size and …

Elastic relaxation of coherent epitaxial deposits

R Kern, P Mu - Surface science, 1997‏ - Elsevier
The epitaxial contact between a three-dimensional (3D) deposited crystal A and its lattice
mismatched substrate B may be coherent and remain coherent during the elastic relaxation …