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Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) and photo-EPR studies of aggregate centers with two iron atoms in silicon
We have investigated iron by EPR (electron paramagnetic resonance) and photo-EPR in initially boron doped silicon samples in which the iron concentration exceeded the boron content. A new EPR spectrum, showing...
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Nickel in silicon studied by electron paramagnetic resonance
We have investigated nickel in silicon samples with a wide range of initial do** concentrations by EPR, DLTS and photo-EPR techniques. Our results show that the two different Ni-centers which were observed p...
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Shape — Effects in type II superconductors
The magnetisation behaviour M(H °) of ideal and non-ideal Type II superconductors in disc-geometry and in perpendicular applied field H ° is obtained by numerical calculation and is compared with experiment on...
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Conductivity of Grain Boundaries and Dislocations in Semiconductors
In spite of the high perfection that can be achieved in the production of monocrystaline Silicon, the working horse of the semiconductor industry, many devices are and will be made in the future of compound as...
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Cooperative effects in alloy hardening
The classical theories of thermally activated breaking of single weak obstacles fail to explain some important and characteristic mechanical properties of alloys at elevated temperatures: The activation energi...
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Physical aspects of precipitation- and solid solution-hardening
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Die „Aktivierungslänge“ bei der thermischen Versetzungsbewegung über Hindernisse auf der Gleitebene
The thermally activated movement of dislocations over a statistical distribution of obstacles in the slip planes is considered. The mean free length of the dislocation between obstacles is calculated as a func...