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    On the temperature dependence of silicon quantum dot photoluminescence

    A model of radiative and nonradiative transitions in silicon quantum dots is presented, which describes the photoluminescence temperature dependence of the ion-synthesized ensembles of Si nanocrystals in SiO2. A ...

    S. N. Nagornykh, V. I. Pavlenkov, A. N. Mikhaylov, A. I. Belov… in Russian Microelectronics (2014)

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    Model of photoluminescence from ion-synthesized silicon nanocrystal arrays embedded in a silicon dioxide matrix

    A four-level model of photoluminescence from Si nanocrystal arrays embedded in a SiO2 matrix is suggested. The model allows for thermally activated transitions between singlet and triplet levels in the exchange-s...

    S. N. Nagornykh, V. I. Pavlenkov, A. N. Mikhailov, A. I. Belov… in Technical Physics (2012)

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    On the existence of bistable stationary states of electron traps in surface oxide layers on metals

    Thermostimulated electron emission from metals is described using a modified system of the Blokhintsev equations, which takes into account the diffusion of filled electron traps from the metal to the surface o...

    S. N. Nagornykh, V. I. Pavlenkov in Technical Physics Letters (2006)

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    Imaging traps in oxide semiconductors with the aid of thermostimulated electron emission

    The patterns of thermostimulated electron emission from an iron-nickel alloy reveal fluctuations in the density of charged point defects in the surface oxide layer of the alloy sample.

    S. N. Nagornykh, V. I. Pavlenkov in Technical Physics Letters (2005)

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    Determining the parameters of electron traps in inhomogeneous layers by method of thermionic emission

    Quasi-stationary nonlinear variation of the density of filled electron traps in the course of thermionic emission from the surface oxide layer on a metal cathode is theoretically described. Expressions for the...

    S. N. Nagornykh, V. I. Pavlenkov in Technical Physics Letters (2005)