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Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si

We have investigated the lattice location of implanted 61Co in silicon. By means of emission channeling, three different lattice sites have been identified: ideal substitutional sites, displaced bond-centered sites and displaced tetrahedral interstitial sites. To assess the origin of the observed la...

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Autores principales: Silva, Daniel, Wahl, Ulrich, Martins Correia, Joao, Da Costa Pereira, Lino Miguel, Amorim, Lígia, Castro Ribeiro Da Silva, Manuel, Esteves De Araujo, Araujo Joao Pedro
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2014
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2240705
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author Silva, Daniel
Wahl, Ulrich
Martins Correia, Joao
Da Costa Pereira, Lino Miguel
Amorim, Lígia
Castro Ribeiro Da Silva, Manuel
Esteves De Araujo, Araujo Joao Pedro
author_facet Silva, Daniel
Wahl, Ulrich
Martins Correia, Joao
Da Costa Pereira, Lino Miguel
Amorim, Lígia
Castro Ribeiro Da Silva, Manuel
Esteves De Araujo, Araujo Joao Pedro
author_sort Silva, Daniel
collection CERN
description We have investigated the lattice location of implanted 61Co in silicon. By means of emission channeling, three different lattice sites have been identified: ideal substitutional sites, displaced bond-centered sites and displaced tetrahedral interstitial sites. To assess the origin of the observed lattice sites we have compared our results to emission channeling studies on 59Fe and 65Ni and to Mössbauer spectroscopy experiments on 57Co, present in literature. The possible interpretation of several 57Co Mössbauer lines is discussed in the light of our new results on the 61Co lattice location. The conclusions are relevant for the microscopic understanding of some gettering techniques.
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spelling cern-22407052019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2240705engSilva, DanielWahl, UlrichMartins Correia, JoaoDa Costa Pereira, Lino MiguelAmorim, LígiaCastro Ribeiro Da Silva, ManuelEsteves De Araujo, Araujo Joao PedroOrigin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in SiCondensed MatterWe have investigated the lattice location of implanted 61Co in silicon. By means of emission channeling, three different lattice sites have been identified: ideal substitutional sites, displaced bond-centered sites and displaced tetrahedral interstitial sites. To assess the origin of the observed lattice sites we have compared our results to emission channeling studies on 59Fe and 65Ni and to Mössbauer spectroscopy experiments on 57Co, present in literature. The possible interpretation of several 57Co Mössbauer lines is discussed in the light of our new results on the 61Co lattice location. The conclusions are relevant for the microscopic understanding of some gettering techniques.CERN-OPEN-2017-002oai:cds.cern.ch:22407052014-11-13
spellingShingle Condensed Matter
Silva, Daniel
Wahl, Ulrich
Martins Correia, Joao
Da Costa Pereira, Lino Miguel
Amorim, Lígia
Castro Ribeiro Da Silva, Manuel
Esteves De Araujo, Araujo Joao Pedro
Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title_full Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title_fullStr Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title_full_unstemmed Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title_short Origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted Co in Si
title_sort origin of the lattice sites occupied by implanted co in si
topic Condensed Matter
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2240705
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