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Handbook of Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Oxide Materials: Epitaxial Complex Oxide Growth on Semiconductors
Abstract
This chapter covers the epitaxy of complex oxides on common inorganic semiconductors. The chapter opens with an introduction, motivating the subject and highlighting key general challenges (Section 6.1). We then proceed to describe the general steps of the growth procedure in Section 6.2, which concludes with an overall discussion about trade-offs and expectation management, with an emphasis on the oxide–semiconductor interface. From there, the text describes oxide growth on the common semiconductors, starting with silicon (Section 6.3), where surface reactions and oxidation are the most challenging aspects. Oxide epitaxy on germanium is described in Section 6.4, which is a less challenging oxide growth scheme on semiconductors. Section 6.5 describes oxide epitaxy on gallium arsenide, one of the more challenging schemes, where interface stability and surface preparation pose key challenges. Finally, in Section 6.6, oxide epitaxy on gallium nitride is described, where the lattice mismatch takes the stage as the key challenge. Altogether, this chapter aims to provide the reader with the practical knowledge, tactics and strategies for oxide epitaxy on semiconductors.
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Demkov, Alexander A [The University of Texas at AustinUSA], Ahn, Charles [Yale UniversityUSA], Chambers, Scott [Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryUSA], Ekerdt, John [The University of Texas at AustinUSA], Jalan, Bharat [University of MinnesotaUSA], Kornblum, Lior [Technion - Israel Institute of TechnologyIsrael], Ngai, Joseph [The University of Texas at ArlingtonUSA], Posadas, Agham [The University of Texas at AustinUSA], Walker, Fred [Yale UniversityUSA], Chambers, Scott A [Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryUSA]. 2024-10-16. Handbook of Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Oxide Materials: Epitaxial Complex Oxide Growth on Semiconductors. https://doi.org/10.1142/14109-vol1
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