2006
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.74.033304
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5-7-5 line defects onAsSi(100): A general stress-relief mechanism for V/IV surfaces

Abstract: An entire family of nano-scale trenches, ridges, and steps has been observed experimentally on AsH 3-exposed Si͑100͒. Some of these line structures have been observed previously, but their structures have remained a mystery. Theoretical modeling shows that they are all based upon the same stress-relieving 5-7-5 core structure. The strong similarities between line structures on As/ Si͑100͒, P/Si͑100͒, As/Ge͑100͒, and other V/IV surfaces lead to a much broader conclusion: 5-7-5 line structures are a general form… Show more

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“…As Nomura et al pointed out [17], when Si nanoparticles are embedded in amorphous matrix, the wave function couples with the outer matrix and the energy gap blueshifts as the size decreases. Reportedly PL bands are in red and blue/violet regions for Sibased nanostructures [18,19]. It has been widely accepted that the red PL originates from the radiative recombination of excitons in the surface localized state in the nanocrystallite, while the blue PL stems from the Si-rich oxides including very small molecular-like Si clusters in silicon oxides [20] which supports that the violet/blue PL originates from the SiO x amorphous matrix component of the Si NWs in our samples.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…As Nomura et al pointed out [17], when Si nanoparticles are embedded in amorphous matrix, the wave function couples with the outer matrix and the energy gap blueshifts as the size decreases. Reportedly PL bands are in red and blue/violet regions for Sibased nanostructures [18,19]. It has been widely accepted that the red PL originates from the radiative recombination of excitons in the surface localized state in the nanocrystallite, while the blue PL stems from the Si-rich oxides including very small molecular-like Si clusters in silicon oxides [20] which supports that the violet/blue PL originates from the SiO x amorphous matrix component of the Si NWs in our samples.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…While the results of this study are of significant importance in the analysis and understanding of the intriguing nanostructure in nipple arrays of butterfly eyes, the findings are also equally important in the broader context of symmetry breaking 5- and 7-fold defects and their distribution in numerous other and seemingly unrelated structures referenced earlier24252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748. The type of 5- and 7-coordination defect and combinations thereof to form higher order defects have been observed in 2D structure systems such as magnetic bubble arrays, block copolymers, convection patterns, charge distributions, graphene, etc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…2), and in good agreement with the depth of similar P-terminated 5-7-5 structures. [38] The above result suggests that Bi can be fully stripped off from the Bi nanolines. This is opposite to previous experiments on hydrogenation of Bi nanolines which have reported that the nanolines were inert, [20] except for a recent indication of Bi nanoline damage with a very large dose (1000 L H 2 ) by Wang et al [39] We explain this controversy on the basis of the different hydrogenation setups used.…”
Section: Haiku Stripesmentioning
confidence: 84%