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Pyramidal defects in metalorganic vapor phase epitaxial Mg doped GaN

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In this paper, a transmission electron microscopy study of structural defects induced by the introduction of Mg during the growth of metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy GaN is presented, where the defects are assumed to be pyramidal inversion domains with an hexagonal base and {1123} inclined facets.
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A transmission electron microscopy study of structural defects induced by the introduction of Mg during the growth of metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy GaN is presented. These defects are assumed to be pyramidal inversion domains with an hexagonal base and {1123} inclined facets. The tip of the pyramids is always pointing toward the [0001] direction, i.e., in a Ga-terminated film, toward the substrate and in a N-terminated film, toward the surface. A chemical quantitative analysis shows that these pyramidal defects are Mg rich. They are present in all the studied films, independent of the doping level.

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TL;DR: In this article, the efficient room-temperature photoluminescence bands of wurtzite GaN, which are peaked in the red (1.8 eV), the yellow (2.2 eV) and the blue spectral range, have been studied as a function of doping (species and concentration) and excitation power density (PD).
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Behavior of 2.8- and 3.2-eV photoluminescence bands in Mg-doped GaN at different temperatures and excitation densities

TL;DR: In this paper, the blue and ultraviolet photoluminescence bands in Mg-doped GaN have been investigated over a wide range of temperatures and excitation intensities.
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Inversion of wurtzite GaN(0001) by exposure to magnesium

TL;DR: Magnesium incorporation during the molecular-beam epitaxy growth of wurtzite GaN is found to invert the Ga-polar (0001) face to the N-polic face, and a structural model is presented for the inversion.
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Reduction mechanisms for defect densities in GaN using one- or two-step epitaxial lateral overgrowth methods

TL;DR: In this article, a transmission electron microscopy study of defect reduction mechanisms for defect densities in epitaxial lateral overgrown (ELO) GaN films is presented in the standard one-step ELO, where the propagation of defects under the mask is blocked, whereas the defects in the window regions thread up to the surface.
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