Optical Spectroscopy of Polytypic Quantum Wells in SiC

The band gap, the polarization, and the quantum well states for 3C inclusions in 4H SiC are studied in a systematic way with inclusions of 2-10 cubic layers in a supercell of 12 layers of 4H SiC. The polarization is strongly reduced by screening and correspondingly the effective band gap of the 3C quantum well in a 4H system is never smaller than that of pure 3C. To explain the observation of below 3C gap luminescence in such systems, an increase in exciton binding energy must be invoked.

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Electronic structure of 3C inclusions in 4H SiC

Miao

Lambrecht

2007

Journal of Applied Physics

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Quantum wells on 3C-SiC/NH-SiC heterojunctions. Calculation of spontaneous polarization and electric field strength in experiments

Sbruev

2010

Semiconductors

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Optical Spectroscopy of Polytypic Quantum Wells in SiC

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Electronic structure of 3C inclusions in 4H SiC

Electronic structure of 3C inclusions in 4H SiC

Quantum wells on 3C-SiC/NH-SiC heterojunctions. Calculation of spontaneous polarization and electric field strength in experiments

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