Proceedings of the 4th All-Union Conference on Semiconductor Materials

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Role of Modern Thermodynamic Concepts of Structure in the Investigation of Semiconductors.
• Semiconducting Compounds with Sphalerite and Sodium Chloride Structures.
• Semiconducting Phases of Variable Composition.
• Thermodynamic Properties of Bismuth Telluride (Bi2Te3) and Antimony Telluride (Sb2Te3).
• The Specific Heat of Gallium, Antimony, and Their Intermetallic Compound at High Temperatures.
• Investigation of the Saturated Vapor Pressure of Some Selenides with Radioisotopes.
• Thermochemical Investigation of Chalcogenides.
• Preparation of Homogeneous Materials by the Method of Zone Equilibration.
• Growing Homogeneous Semiconducting Monocrystals by the Czochralski Method.
• Galvanomagnetic Phenomena in Highly Pure InSb.
• Investigation of Gallium Arsenide..
• Electrical Properties of CdSb Monocrystals.
• The Type of the Conductivity and the Nature of the Chemical Bonds in CdSb.
• The Mobility of Charge Carriers in CdSb.
• Electrical Properties of ZnSb Monocrystals.
• Effect of Temperature on the Electrical Conductivity of Thin Films of CdS.
• Diffusion of Components in Tl2Se and InSe and Rectification at the Se-Tl2Se and Se-InSe Boundaries.
• Preparation and Investigation of the Semiconducting Compounds Ag2Te, Ag2Se, SnTe, and CdTe.
• Some New Semiconducting Phases with Antimony as a Base.
• Compounds of Tellurium and Antimony with Iodine.
• Electrophysical Properties of a Number of Compounds of the MtransB2 Type.
• Semiconducting Compounds of the AIIIBV Type and Their Interaction with Other Substances.
• Investigation of the Conductivity and the Hall Effect in the AlSb-GaSb System.
• Some Properties of Indium Arsenoselenides.
• Qualitative Control of the Uniformity of AlSb Crystals.
• Investigation of the Ga-Sb-Te System.
• Electrical Properties of Some Ternary Compounds.
• Investigation of the PbSe-Sb2Se3 System.
• Investigation of the PbSe-Bi2Se3 System.
• Phase Diagrams of the Ni-S, Ni-Se, and Co-S Systems and the Electrical Conductivity of the Different Phases.