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Publication
Applied Physics Letters
Paper
Passivation of n and p dopants in ion-implanted GaAs by a 2D+ plasma
Abstract
Strong n but weak p-carrier passivation was observed when Si- and Mg-implanted/annealed GaAs samples were exposed to a 2D plasma under identical conditions. Even though a discrete band of dislocation loops was present in both the samples, the 2D distribution in the two cases was remarkably different. In the Si-implanted sample the 2D followed the carrier distribution, whereas in the Mg-implanted sample it followed the distribution of dislocation loops. Phenomenological mechanisms of 2D interaction with dopants/dislocations in GaAs are postulated.