Size-controlled highly luminescent silicon nanocrystals: A SiO/SiO2 superlattice approach

By M. Zacharias, J. Heitmann, R. Scholz, U. Kahler, Michael Schmidt, J. Bläsing. 2002

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry

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• Silicon Nanocrystals: Fundamental Theory and Implications for Stimulated Emission (2008, methodology): “Different methods can be used for preparation of silicon nanocrystals, for instance, Si ion implantation [37–41], chemical vapor deposition [42], magnetron sputtering [43, 44], colloidal synthesis [45], electron beam evaporation [46, 47], and some others.”
• Demonstration of an erbium doped microdisk laser on a silicon chip (2006, methodology): “As silica and silicon intrinsically lack direct optical transitions, alternative methods such as erbium doping or creating Si − SiO2 nanostructures [10, 19] have been used to achieve optical emission.”