Transient enhanced diffusion of Sb and B due to MeV silicon implants

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Eaglesham, DJ [1 ]
Haynes, TE [1 ]
Gossmann, HJ [1 ]
Jacobson, DC [1 ]
Stolk, PA [1 ]
Poate, JM [1 ]
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[1] OAK RIDGE NATL LAB,OAK RIDGE,TN 37831
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10.1063/1.119150
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We measure the transient enhanced diffusion of shallow molecular-beam-epitaxy grown marker layers of Sb and B due to deep MeV Si+ ion implants at very high doses (approximate to 10(16) cm(-2)). We expect the near-surface region of these implants to be vacancy rich, and we observe transient enhanced diffusion of Sb (the classic vacancy diffuser). The large enhancements imply a significant vacancy supersaturation (approximate to 700 at 740 degrees C). Double implantation of the high-dose MeV Si followed by a shallow (40 keV) Si implant and annealing produces a greatly reduced number of {311} defects compared to a 40 keV implant into virgin Si, again consistent with a vacancy-rich region in the near-surface region of an MeV implant. However the shallow B marker layers also show transient enhanced diffusion for the same MeV implant under similar annealing conditions, implying that an interstitial supersaturation is present at the same time. We discuss possible mechanisms for a simultaneous supersaturation of both types of point defects. (C) 1997 American Institute of Physics.
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