2002
DOI: 10.1134/1.1501366
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Determination of the activation energy for complicated relaxation processes

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“…Those values are larger than the true interaction energy between atoms or molecules in condensed systems, where this term is usually equal to about 1 eV. This can be explained only when U n is not a potential barrier for elementary event, but a sum of potential barriers of elementary acts of compound collective processes instead [4].…”
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“…Those values are larger than the true interaction energy between atoms or molecules in condensed systems, where this term is usually equal to about 1 eV. This can be explained only when U n is not a potential barrier for elementary event, but a sum of potential barriers of elementary acts of compound collective processes instead [4].…”
Section: Measurements Of Dynamics Of the Frenkel Point Defects In Si mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parameter b depends on intensity and spectrum of X-rays used for irradiation of the crystal. Vacancies are produced by moving the atoms from the lattice site to metastable state [4] with ε 2 = 1 eV energy or to the interstitial state as a result of the Coulomb interaction after the ejection of the Auger electrons. For displacement of these atoms to metastable states, they must penetrate through the barrier of height ∆E = 1.5 eV [5], and for displacement to interstitial state [2] with energy 0.8 eV, they must penetrate through the additional potential barrier of height 0.5 eV [5].…”
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“…Measurements were done with a diffractometer DRON-2 (Russian device). The intensity of irradiation was registered by a LiF dosimeter and doses of irradiation were measured by the thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) device [4] manufactured in the factory "Rodos" in Finland.…”
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