1997
DOI: 10.1134/1.1130200
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Interaction of nickel donor and acceptor excitons with defect vibrations in ZnSe:Ni crystals

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“…As we have said, the decomposition of the structure of the vibrational replicas of the ZPL was observed previously [14][15][16] in the region of the acceptor exciton of nickel in the compounds ZnS:Ni, ZnO:Ni, ZnSe:Ni, and CdS:Ni. Of particular interest for us is the compound ZnO:Ni, as it presents an opportunity to compare the vibrational modes with which donor and acceptor excitons of cobalt and nickel can interact in the same semiconductor host.…”
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“…As we have said, the decomposition of the structure of the vibrational replicas of the ZPL was observed previously [14][15][16] in the region of the acceptor exciton of nickel in the compounds ZnS:Ni, ZnO:Ni, ZnSe:Ni, and CdS:Ni. Of particular interest for us is the compound ZnO:Ni, as it presents an opportunity to compare the vibrational modes with which donor and acceptor excitons of cobalt and nickel can interact in the same semiconductor host.…”
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confidence: 61%
“…Similar sets of vibrational replicas have been observed previously in II-VI:Ni crystals in the region of the acceptor exciton of Ni. [14][15][16] In the majority of such compounds, however, observation of the structure of the phonon replicas in the donor exciton region is impossible, since the donor level of nickel is situated either very close to or at the very edge of the valence band, as it is in the ZnS:Ni compound. In connection with this phenomenon the energy position of the ZPL is near the fundamental absorption edge, and for that reason there is practically no possibility of discerning the ZPL itself, to say nothing of its replicas.…”
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“…In the electroabsorption spectrum a dominant mode was perfectly expressed. According to the model calculations it is due to Zn 2+ ion vibrations with an A 1 symmetry [6].…”
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