Band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch: First-principles calculations of the electronic structure of Bi and N incorporated GaAs
Deng HX (Deng Hui-Xiong) ; Li JB (Li Jingbo) ; Li SS (Li Shu-Shen) ; Peng HW (Peng Haowei) ; Xia JB (Xia Jian-Bai) ; Wang LW (Wang Lin-Wang) ; Wei SH (Wei Su-Huai)
刊名physical review b
2010
卷号82期号:19页码:art. no. 193204
关键词IMPURITIES GAAS1-XNX NITROGEN GAINNAS STATES TRAPS
通讯作者deng, hx, chinese acad sci, inst semicond, state key lab superlattices & microstruct, pob 912, beijing 100083, peoples r china. jbli@semi.ac.cn
合作状况国际
英文摘要for large size- and chemical-mismatched isovalent semiconductor alloys, such as n and bi substitution on as sites in gaas, isovalent defect levels or defect bands are introduced. the evolution of the defect states as a function of the alloy concentration is usually described by the popular phenomenological band anticrossing (bac) model. using first-principles band-structure calculations we show that at the impurity limit the n-(bi)-induced impurity level is above (below) the conduction- (valence-) band edge of gaas. these trends reverse at high concentration, i.e., the conduction-band edge of gaas1-xnx becomes an n-derived state and the valence-band edge of gaas1-xbix becomes a bi-derived state, as expected from their band characters. we show that this band crossing phenomenon cannot be described by the popular bac model but can be naturally explained by a simple band broadening picture.; submitted by 阎军 (yanj@red.semi.ac.cn) on 2010-12-27t13:58:47z no. of bitstreams: 1 band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch.pdf: 388560 bytes, checksum: 5d933a2d8d707df5762b800abf038f0e (md5); approved for entry into archive by 阎军(yanj@red.semi.ac.cn) on 2010-12-27t14:03:10z (gmt) no. of bitstreams: 1 band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch.pdf: 388560 bytes, checksum: 5d933a2d8d707df5762b800abf038f0e (md5); made available in dspace on 2010-12-27t14:03:10z (gmt). no. of bitstreams: 1 band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch.pdf: 388560 bytes, checksum: 5d933a2d8d707df5762b800abf038f0e (md5) previous issue date: 2010; this work was supported by the "973" program of the national basic research program of china under grant no. g2009cb929300 and the national natural science foundation of china under grants no. 60821061 and no. 60776061. j.l. acknowledges financial support by the "one-hundred-talent-plan" program of the chinese academy of sciences. the work at nrel was supported by the u.s. department of energy, under contract no. de-ac36-08go28308.; 国际
学科主题半导体物理
收录类别SCI
资助信息this work was supported by the "973" program of the national basic research program of china under grant no. g2009cb929300 and the national natural science foundation of china under grants no. 60821061 and no. 60776061. j.l. acknowledges financial support by the "one-hundred-talent-plan" program of the chinese academy of sciences. the work at nrel was supported by the u.s. department of energy, under contract no. de-ac36-08go28308.
语种英语
公开日期2010-12-27 ; 2011-04-28
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.semi.ac.cn/handle/172111/20678]  
专题半导体研究所_半导体超晶格国家重点实验室
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Deng HX ,Li JB ,Li SS ,et al. Band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch: First-principles calculations of the electronic structure of Bi and N incorporated GaAs[J]. physical review b,2010,82(19):art. no. 193204.
APA Deng HX .,Li JB .,Li SS .,Peng HW .,Xia JB .,...&Wei SH .(2010).Band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch: First-principles calculations of the electronic structure of Bi and N incorporated GaAs.physical review b,82(19),art. no. 193204.
MLA Deng HX ,et al."Band crossing in isovalent semiconductor alloys with large size mismatch: First-principles calculations of the electronic structure of Bi and N incorporated GaAs".physical review b 82.19(2010):art. no. 193204.
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