Silicon with binary elementary cells as a novel class of materials for future photoenergetics
We show the ability to extend the spectral sensitivity range of silicon photoelements due to the formation of nanoscale structures—quantum dots based on the Si 2 A n B 8– n binary elementary cells—both in the bulk and on the surface of the samples that is expected to allow the development of photoel...
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| description | We show the ability to extend the spectral sensitivity range of silicon photoelements due to the formation of nanoscale structures—quantum dots based on the Si
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