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Tight Binding for Complex Semiconductor Systems

✍ Scribed by C. Delerue; M. Lannoo; G. Allan

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Point defects in bulk semiconductors 4.1 Crystalline materials 4.1.1 Defect molecule models 4.1.2 Transition metal impurities 4.1.3 Rare-earth impurities 4.2 Hydrogenic impurity states in doped amorphous silicon 5. Interface defects for oxidized Si nanocrystals 5.1 Self-trapped excitons 5.2 Oxygen related defects 6. Conclusion References

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