Lattice strains and polarized luminescence in homoepitaxial growth of a-plane ZnO
Lattice strains and polarized luminescence in homoepitaxial growth of a-plane ZnO
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DOI:
10.1063/1.4769036
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发表时间:
2012-12
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4
通讯作者:
H. Matsui;H. Tabata
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作者:
H. Matsui;H. Tabata
In-plane lattice strains in a-plane zinc oxide (ZnO) homoepitaxial layers were selectively introduced by changing substrate type and growth conditions. Strain-free layers were observed when using a Crystec ZnO substrate, which resulted in atomically flat surfaces with nano-facets consisting of the m-plane (10-10) at atomic scale. In contrast, ZnO layers on Goodwill ZnO substrates possessed in-plane lattice strains due to generation of basal-plane stacking faults. The degree of lattice strains was systematically changed by the oxygen pressure, which clarified the close correlation between photoluminescence (PL) polarization and lattice strains. The polarization ratio of PL enhanced with the lattice strains.