In this paper a theoretical-evaluation is given of the absolute intensity and polarization of light emission from silicon devices due to conduction-conduction (c-c) and valence-valence (v-v) direct transitions. The matrix elements of the momentum operator between Bloch states have been obtained from a full band-structure calculation performed with the pseudopotential method. Results have been obtained by using both analytical model distribution functions and realistic hot-carrier distributions obtained from Monte Carlo (MC) simulations based on the same band model. They show a polarization degree of a few per cent, which should be observable for these transitions
A simple analytic local pseudopotential has been suggested for silicon. This pseudopotential has fou...
The linear character of the polarization of the luminescence in porous Si is studied experimentally,...
This study presents a model calculation on the optical gain and bandgap energy and the rate equation...
In this paper a theoretical-evaluation is given of the absolute intensity and polarization of light ...
A theoretical analysis is performed of the intensity and polarization of light emission from hot car...
The polarization of light emitted by hot-carriers in silicoin MOSFETs and special purpose test struc...
A computational analysis of light emission from hot carriers in GaAs due to direct intraband conduct...
The recent publication of controversial experimental evidence on the origin of hot-carrier currents ...
The recent publication of controversial experimental evidence on the origin of hot-carrier currents ...
This paper investigates the use of hot carries luminescence (HCL) measurements as a mean for the ver...
Optical pumping techniques are usually well adapted for the study of spin dynamics in semiconductors...
We show how light emission in modern submicrometric semiconductor devices can be used to extract muc...
Aspects of high field transport related to hot electron reliability effects are investigated--with s...
The paradigm shift from a field- to an energy-based framework in the modeling of hot-carrier-induced...
We present a electroluminescence (EL) study of the Si-rich silicon oxide (SRSO) LEDs with and withou...
A simple analytic local pseudopotential has been suggested for silicon. This pseudopotential has fou...
The linear character of the polarization of the luminescence in porous Si is studied experimentally,...
This study presents a model calculation on the optical gain and bandgap energy and the rate equation...
In this paper a theoretical-evaluation is given of the absolute intensity and polarization of light ...
A theoretical analysis is performed of the intensity and polarization of light emission from hot car...
The polarization of light emitted by hot-carriers in silicoin MOSFETs and special purpose test struc...
A computational analysis of light emission from hot carriers in GaAs due to direct intraband conduct...
The recent publication of controversial experimental evidence on the origin of hot-carrier currents ...
The recent publication of controversial experimental evidence on the origin of hot-carrier currents ...
This paper investigates the use of hot carries luminescence (HCL) measurements as a mean for the ver...
Optical pumping techniques are usually well adapted for the study of spin dynamics in semiconductors...
We show how light emission in modern submicrometric semiconductor devices can be used to extract muc...
Aspects of high field transport related to hot electron reliability effects are investigated--with s...
The paradigm shift from a field- to an energy-based framework in the modeling of hot-carrier-induced...
We present a electroluminescence (EL) study of the Si-rich silicon oxide (SRSO) LEDs with and withou...
A simple analytic local pseudopotential has been suggested for silicon. This pseudopotential has fou...
The linear character of the polarization of the luminescence in porous Si is studied experimentally,...
This study presents a model calculation on the optical gain and bandgap energy and the rate equation...