(Nano)characterization of semiconductor materials and structures
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Abstract
The latest impressive advancements in the epitaxial fabrication of semiconductors and in the refinement of characterization techniques have the potential to allow insight into the deep relation between materials' structural properties and their physical and chemical functionalities. Furthermore, while the comprehensive (nano)characterization of semiconductor materials and structures is becoming more and more necessary, a compendium of the currently available techniques is lacking. We are positive that an overview of the hurdles related to the specific methods, often leading to deceptive interpretations, will be most informative for the broad community working on semiconductors, and will help in shining some light onto a plethora of controversial reports found in the literature.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Semiconductor materials and devices · Surface and Thin Film Phenomena · Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques
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