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- Self-annealing of ion-implanted silicon: First experimental results
- Abstract The first use of an ion beam to dope a silicon specimen by implantation and to anneal it in a single operation is reported. Experimental conditions as well as electrical and structural chara...
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- Michael Scot and Mary of Bologna. A medieval gynecological puzzle.
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- Accessory for high-sensitivity spectrometry of strongly absorbing and ...
- Abstract A simple accessory of a previously reported optical absorption cell allows some operations on the sample, and spectrometric measurements with the cell and sample under vacuum to be performed...
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- Accessory for high-sensitivity spectrometry of strongly absorbing and ...
- Abstract A simple accessory of a previously reported optical absorption cell allows some operations on the sample, and spectrometric measurements with the cell and sample under vacuum to be performed...
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- A study of the growth of Lu2O3 on Si(001) by synchrotron radiation pho...
- Abstract Rare-earth oxides are among the materials which are presently studied as possible replacements of amorphous silicon dioxide as gate insulators in nanometric Si devices; in fact, they general...
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- A study of the growth of Lu2O3 on Si(001) by synchrotron radiation pho...
- Abstract Rare-earth oxides are among the materials which are presently studied as possible replacements of amorphous silicon dioxide as gate insulators in nanometric Si devices; in fact, they general...
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- Michael Scot and Mary of Bologna: an addendum.
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- Ion implantation of silicon at the nanometer scale
- Abstract SiO2 layers (?0.5 ?m thick) thermally grown on (100) Si were irradiated with 12.5 MeV Ti ions at 109 cm-2 fluence, and subsequently exposed to the HF vapor, in order to selectively etch the ...
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