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Applications of Hydrogen-Mediated Compensation in Silicon

In B-doped a-Si H, the B atoms can be inactive for two reasons 1) the B atom may be surrounded by only three Si atoms (trigonal binding), or 2) it may be in a tetrahedral site but with a neutralizing H atom [Pg.109]

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