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Stretched exponential parameterization of in-situ photodarkening kinetics in amorphous As–Se films

V.O. Balitska, M.S. Iovu, O.I. Shpotyuk

Abstract

The governed kinetics describing in-situ photodarkening in amorphous As100 − xSex films of different compositions (x = 40, 50, 60) and thicknesses (0.54–2.04 μm) were analyzed within stretched exponential parameterization algorithm. It was found that this kinetics strongly depended on penetration depth of pumping light. In case of films thicker than penetration depth, the governed kinetics attained a character stretched exponential behavior, while in thinner films (with thickness less than penetration depth) the stretched exponential relaxation tented towards single exponential one. These peculiarities were described in terms of photon-assisted site switching facilitating percolative growth of atomic clusters in the ground state activated under the influence of absorbed pumping light.
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OpenAlex topics: Phase-change materials and chalcogenides · Glass properties and applications · Liquid Crystal Research Advancements

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