W. Krakow, N.M. Rivera, et al.
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces
We have carried out a high-resolution electron microscope lattice imaging study of As+ ion-damaged silicon. Along with dislocation dipoles and intermediate defect configurations from which the dislocation dipoles are generated,〈110〉 chain-type defects have also been detected. By image matching of the experimental and calculated micrographs, it is established that about 100% more interstitial silicon atoms were incorporated in the defective chain. A structure model of this defect is proposed wherein a di-interstitial occupying the 〈100〉 split position is incorporated into every available site along a 〈110〉 chain.
W. Krakow, N.M. Rivera, et al.
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces
U. Gösele, T.Y. Tan
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces
F. Legoues, W. Krakow, et al.
Philosophical Magazine A: Physics of Condensed Matter, Structure, Defects and Mechanical Properties
H. Föll, C.B. Carter, et al.
physica status solidi (a)