In this Letter, we demonstrate that with the merit of nanowire structure and a self-catalytic growth process p-type InN can be realized for the first time by “direct” magnesium (Mg) doping. The presence of Mg acceptor energy levels in InN is confirmed by photoluminescence experiments, and a direct evidence of p-type conduction is demonstrated unambiguously by studying the transfer characteristics of InN nanowire field effect transistors. Moreover, the near-surface Fermi-level of InN can be tuned from nearly intrinsic to p-type degenerate by controlling Mg dopant incorporation, which is in contrast to the commonly observed electron accumulation on the grown surfaces of Mg-doped InN films. First-principle calculation using the VASP electronic...
An overview on InN nanowires, fabricated using either a catalyst-free molecular beam epitaxy method ...
The first trial of Mg doping in the atmospheric-pressure MOVPE growth of InN has been made using CP_...
Group III nitride semiconductors have a huge potential for applications in photodetectors and effic...
Dislocation-free semiconductor nanowires are an extremely promising route towards compound semicondu...
We have investigated the correlated surface electronic and optical properties of [0001]-oriented epi...
InN is still the least studied material among III-nitrides and there are several problems to be over...
Indium nitride (InN) is a group III-V semiconductor that is part of the Al,Ga:N family. It is an inf...
Hole conductivity and photoluminescence were studied in Mg-doped InN films grown by molecular beam e...
Nanodevices using individual indium nitride nanowires are fabricated by e-beam lithography. The nano...
We have performed comprehensive studies of optical, thermoelectric and electrical properties of Mg d...
InN nanowires with high efficiency photoluminescence emission at 0.80 eV are reported for the first ...
We study the incorporation of Mg atoms into the InN(0001) surface. Energies and atomic geometries ar...
Obtaining high quality, wurtzite InN films with p-type conductivity is a challenge, and there is lim...
The group III-N alloy system has attracted considerable interest for various electronic and optoelec...
The effect of Mg doping on the microstructure of InN epitaxial films in relation to their free-charg...
An overview on InN nanowires, fabricated using either a catalyst-free molecular beam epitaxy method ...
The first trial of Mg doping in the atmospheric-pressure MOVPE growth of InN has been made using CP_...
Group III nitride semiconductors have a huge potential for applications in photodetectors and effic...
Dislocation-free semiconductor nanowires are an extremely promising route towards compound semicondu...
We have investigated the correlated surface electronic and optical properties of [0001]-oriented epi...
InN is still the least studied material among III-nitrides and there are several problems to be over...
Indium nitride (InN) is a group III-V semiconductor that is part of the Al,Ga:N family. It is an inf...
Hole conductivity and photoluminescence were studied in Mg-doped InN films grown by molecular beam e...
Nanodevices using individual indium nitride nanowires are fabricated by e-beam lithography. The nano...
We have performed comprehensive studies of optical, thermoelectric and electrical properties of Mg d...
InN nanowires with high efficiency photoluminescence emission at 0.80 eV are reported for the first ...
We study the incorporation of Mg atoms into the InN(0001) surface. Energies and atomic geometries ar...
Obtaining high quality, wurtzite InN films with p-type conductivity is a challenge, and there is lim...
The group III-N alloy system has attracted considerable interest for various electronic and optoelec...
The effect of Mg doping on the microstructure of InN epitaxial films in relation to their free-charg...
An overview on InN nanowires, fabricated using either a catalyst-free molecular beam epitaxy method ...
The first trial of Mg doping in the atmospheric-pressure MOVPE growth of InN has been made using CP_...
Group III nitride semiconductors have a huge potential for applications in photodetectors and effic...