We report p-type conductivity in nominally undoped GaAs1-xBix epilayers for a wide range of Bi-concentrations (0.6% <= x <= 10.6%). The counterintuitive increase of the conductivity with increasing x is paralleled by an increase in the density of free holes by more than three orders of magnitude in the investigated Bi-concentration range. The p-type conductivity results from holes thermally excited from Bi-induced acceptor levels lying at 26.8 meV above the valence band edge of GaAs1-xBix with concentration up to 2.4 x 10(17) cm(-3) at x = 10.6%. (C) 2012 American Institute of Physics. [http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3690901
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The Lorenz number (L) of a conductor is the ratio between its electronic thermal conductivity and el...
For large size- and chemical-mismatched isovalent semiconductor alloys, such as N and Bi substitutio...
GaAs1-xBix is a new III-V semiconductor alloy that shows promise for many optoelectronic application...
The effects of hydrogen incorporation on the electronic properties of Ga(AsBi) alloys are investigat...
We study acceptor-type defects in GaSb1-xBix grown by molecular beam epitaxy. The hole density of th...
Electrical conduction in Be δ-doped GaAs structures grown by molecular-beam epitaxy was studied in t...
Band-tail states in semiconductors reflect the effects of material growth and/or treatment, affect t...
International audienceThe promise enabled by boron arsenide's (BAs) high thermal conductivity (κ) in...
We study acceptor-type defects in GaSb1−xBix grown by molecular beam epitaxy. The hole density of th...
A p-n transition in the electronic conduction in Bi-doped bulk amorphous semiconductors Ge<SUB>2</SU...
The effects of external perturbations-such as temperature, photo-excited carrier density, and magnet...
Acceptors present in undoped p‐type conducting GaAs have been studied with photoluminescence, temper...
Far-infrared absorption measurements have been performed in nominally undoped GaAs1-xBix (0.6% = 5.6...
The transition from thermally activated conduction to metallic conduction in Be δ-doped GaAs structu...
The structural and electronic properties of cubic GaAs(1-x)Bix alloys with bismuth concentration 0.0...
The Lorenz number (L) of a conductor is the ratio between its electronic thermal conductivity and el...
For large size- and chemical-mismatched isovalent semiconductor alloys, such as N and Bi substitutio...