Based on scanning tunneling microscopy observations, we have investigated the formation and self-stabilization of Ge nanowires on Si(1 1 3) during Ge deposition. Under zero Ge flux, we observed a shape transition from nanowires to dot-like islands by annealing at 430degreesC, which is a favorable temperature for nanowire formation during deposition. The nanowires are, therefore, metastable and are formed Under a kinetically limited growth condition. We find that the strain of the nanowire is relaxed anisotropically. During growth the nanowire shape is effectively self-stabilizing. which leads to elongated growth of the islands. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.CrystallographyMaterials Science, MultidisciplinaryPhysics, App...
Self-assembled semiconducting (SC) nanowires (NW) are promising candidates for applications in elect...
We report diffusion induced germanium nanowire growth and its dependence on the Ge evaporation flux....
ABSTRACT Families of very high-index planes, such as those which bifurcate spontaneously to form a h...
International audienceUnderstanding and controlling the structural properties of Ge nanowires are im...
The present work describes an experimental investigation of the influence of the step properties on ...
We report the effect of PH3 on the morphology of Au catalyzed Ge nanowires (NWs). Ge NWs were grown ...
The growth of kinetically self-organized 2D islands in Si/Si(111) epitaxy is described. The island s...
Abstract Si and Ge have the same crystalline structure, and although Si-Au and Ge-Au binary alloys a...
We report the controlled self-seeded growth of highly crystalline Ge nanowires, in the absence of co...
By performing epitaxial growth of Ge on Si(113) layer by layer, observed using scanning tunnelling m...
The formation of Ge nanowires in V-grooves has been studied experimentally as well as theoretically....
We report on a new mechanism of nanowire formation: during Au deposition on Si(110) substrates, Au–S...
The direct integration of Ge nanowires with silicon is of interest in multiple applications. In this...
Highly symmetric self-organized arrays of germanium nanowires with average diameters of similar to 1...
We report the self-seeded growth of highly crystalline Ge nanowires, with a mean diameter as small a...
Self-assembled semiconducting (SC) nanowires (NW) are promising candidates for applications in elect...
We report diffusion induced germanium nanowire growth and its dependence on the Ge evaporation flux....
ABSTRACT Families of very high-index planes, such as those which bifurcate spontaneously to form a h...
International audienceUnderstanding and controlling the structural properties of Ge nanowires are im...
The present work describes an experimental investigation of the influence of the step properties on ...
We report the effect of PH3 on the morphology of Au catalyzed Ge nanowires (NWs). Ge NWs were grown ...
The growth of kinetically self-organized 2D islands in Si/Si(111) epitaxy is described. The island s...
Abstract Si and Ge have the same crystalline structure, and although Si-Au and Ge-Au binary alloys a...
We report the controlled self-seeded growth of highly crystalline Ge nanowires, in the absence of co...
By performing epitaxial growth of Ge on Si(113) layer by layer, observed using scanning tunnelling m...
The formation of Ge nanowires in V-grooves has been studied experimentally as well as theoretically....
We report on a new mechanism of nanowire formation: during Au deposition on Si(110) substrates, Au–S...
The direct integration of Ge nanowires with silicon is of interest in multiple applications. In this...
Highly symmetric self-organized arrays of germanium nanowires with average diameters of similar to 1...
We report the self-seeded growth of highly crystalline Ge nanowires, with a mean diameter as small a...
Self-assembled semiconducting (SC) nanowires (NW) are promising candidates for applications in elect...
We report diffusion induced germanium nanowire growth and its dependence on the Ge evaporation flux....
ABSTRACT Families of very high-index planes, such as those which bifurcate spontaneously to form a h...