ABSOLUTE PRESSURE-DEPENDENCE OF THE 2ND IONIZATION LEVEL OF EL2 IN GAAS

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BLISS, DE [1 ]
NOLTE, DD [1 ]
WALUKIEWICZ, W [1 ]
HALLER, EE [1 ]
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[1] UNIV CALIF BERKELEY LAWRENCE BERKELEY LAB,DIV MAT & CHEM SCI,BERKELEY,CA 94720
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10.1063/1.102544
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We report the results of deep level transient spectroscopy experiments with the second ionization level of the double donor defect (EL2) under uniaxial stress in p-type GaAs. We measure the shift in the hole emission rate as a function of stress applied in the [100] and [110] directions. By modeling the valence band with two independently displacing bands and appropriately derived effective masses, we determine the absolute hydrostatic pressure derivative of the defect to be 39±15 meV GPa-1. The shear contribution is negligible. These results are very different from those obtained for the first ionization level, which has a much higher absolute pressure derivative of 90 meV GPa-1.
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