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Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Section I. Epitaxial growth.
- Simulation of III-V layer growth (invited).
- Real time monitoring of epitaxial growth (invited).
- Influence of carrier gas on AIAs, GaAs and InP MOCVD growth.
- LP-MOVPE of III-V semiconductors using highly pure N2 as the carrier gas.
- Dependence of properties of LP MOCVD InGaP layers on growth conditions.
- Growth of GaN MOCVD layers on GaN single crystals.
- Electrical and optical properties of Te-doped GaSb grown by MOVPE.
- Computer simulations of epitaxial growth, surface kinetic processes and RHEED intensity oscillations.
- Growth and characterization of InP/Ga0.47 In0.53 As deposited by MOMBE.
- Investigation of the effect of GaAs buffer layers grown by MBE at different temperatures on the performance of GaAs MESFETs.
- Multilayered GaAs VPE structures for micro machining.
- Growth of InP and GalnAsP layers by liquid-phase epitaxy using holmium gettering and doping.
- Meander type LPE and high temperature stability of elastically strained GalnAsP/InP layers.
- Section II. Heterostructures.
- Scanning tunneling microscopy characterization of heterostructures.
- Microscopic origin of femtosecond spectral hole burning in quantum wells.
- Carrier capture due to carrier-carrier interaction in quantum wells.
- Optical and theoretical study of GaAs quantum wells embedded in GaAs/AlAs superlattices.
- MOCVD growth and characterization of InAs/GaAs superlattices.
- Electrical characteristics of epitaxial Al/Al xGa 1-x As /n-Al 0.25Ga 0.75 As heterostructures.
- Investigation of a GaAs heterostructure with an AlAs potential barrier by DLTS measurements.
- Effect of heterobarriers on the DX center in AlGaAsSb and in GaAlAs.
- Mechanical study of the strained InxGa1-x As/GaAs heterostructures.
- Hot electrons at semiconductor heterojunctions.
- Section III. Composite systems.
- III/V-compound semiconductors on silicon (invited).
- Crystal growth of column III nitrides by OMVPE (invited).
- GaSb dots grown on GaAs surface by MOCVD.
- Crystallographic tilting in lattice-mismatched heteroepitaxy: a kinetic approach.
- Optimization of MOVPE growth for InGaAs on (00l)Si.
- SEM-based characterization techniques for strongly mismatched heteroepitaxy.
- Defect characterization of strained InGaAs structures prepared on InP and GaAs.
- Influence of the temperature on the morphology and crystal quality of MBE grown InAs/GaAs heterostructures.
- Section IV: Characterization.
- Study of fundamental growth mechanism by atomic force microscopy (invited).
- Characterisation of the epitaxial layers using the lift-off technique (invited).
- Many crystal X-ray diffractometry on superlattices (invited).
- Quantum magnetotransport in two-dimensional electron gas in InGaAs/InP heterostructures.
- Transport properties of MBE GaAs layers grown at 420°C.
- Donor neutralisation by hydrogen in S and Se doped GaAs and GaAlAs.
- Comparison of photoluminescence spectra of MOCVD and VPE grown GaAs layers.
- X-ray diffraction study of MOCVD grown InGaP.
- Structural and optical properties of ordered domains in InGaP2 alloys.
- Ordering in InGaP prepared by MOCVD.
- Ti/Pt/Au ohmic contacts to p-type InGaP.
- Comparison of physical properties of bulk crystals and epitaxial layers of GaN.
- Section V. Devices.
- MOCVD growth of Ga1-xInxAsyP1-y-GaAs quantum structures (invited).
- InP-based HBT: principle, design and technology (invited).
- Technology and properties of aluminium-free pseudomorphic HEMTs based on InP/InGaAs structures (invited).
- Tunneling heterostructure devices (invited).
- InGaAs/GaAs pseudomorphic double delta doped HEMTs.
- Alpha particle radiation effects in highelectron mobility transistors.
- Single versus double current bistability in resonant-tunnelling devices.
- Heterostructure lasers based on GaSb and InAs for spectroscopy.
- AlAs and InGaP potential barrier photodetector grown on vicinal surfaces.
- GaP-based diodes for electrometric applications.
- Design of InGaAs/InAlGaAs/InP RCE PIN photodiode.
- InP/GalnAs MSM photodetector for simple integration in HEMT circuits.
- Nature of internal feedback in the self-electro-optic effect devices.
- Optoelectronic integrated circuit A2 B6-insulator- A3B5 with positive feedback.
- Characteristics of multiple delta doped GaAs structures.