We show that the composition of (segregated) InAs wetting layers (WLs) can be determined by either direct counting of the indium atoms or by analysis of the outward displacement of the cleaved surface as measured by cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy. We use this approach to study the effects of the deposited amount of indium, the InAs growth rate, and the host material on the formation of the WLs. We conclude that the formation of (segregated) WLs is a delicate interplay between surface migration, strain-driven segregation, and the dissolution of quantum dots during overgrowth. ©2005 American Institute of Physic
We report a combined experimental and theoretical analysis of Sb and In segregation during the epita...
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We show that the composition of (segregated) InAs wetting layers (WLs) can be determined by either d...
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For InAs/GaAs quantum dot system, the evolution of the wetting layer (WL) with the InAs deposition t...
Dynamic images of InAs quantum dots (QDs) formation are obtained using a unique scanning tunneling m...
Quantitative chemical information from semiconductor nanostructures is of primary importance, in par...
Structures containing stacked self-assembled InAs quantum dots within a GaAs matrix are studied by c...
Cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy is used to study the spatial structure and composition...
Cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy (X-STM) was employed to characterize the InAs submono-...
The impact of the capping material on the structural properties of self-assembled InAs quantum dots ...
We report a combined experimental and theoretical analysis of Sb and In segregation during the epita...
In this cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy study we investigated various techniques to co...
In this cross-sectional scanning tunnelling microscopy study we investigate the indium flush method ...
We show that the composition of (segregated) InAs wetting layers (WLs) can be determined by either d...
Cross-sectional scanning-tunneling microscopy (X-STM) has been used to study the formation of self-a...
This study compares cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy and atom probe tomography. We use ...
For InAs/GaAs quantum dot system, the evolution of the wetting layer (WL) with the InAs deposition t...
Dynamic images of InAs quantum dots (QDs) formation are obtained using a unique scanning tunneling m...
Quantitative chemical information from semiconductor nanostructures is of primary importance, in par...
Structures containing stacked self-assembled InAs quantum dots within a GaAs matrix are studied by c...
Cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy is used to study the spatial structure and composition...
Cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy (X-STM) was employed to characterize the InAs submono-...
The impact of the capping material on the structural properties of self-assembled InAs quantum dots ...
We report a combined experimental and theoretical analysis of Sb and In segregation during the epita...
In this cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy study we investigated various techniques to co...
In this cross-sectional scanning tunnelling microscopy study we investigate the indium flush method ...