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Quantum confined silicon

This section gives a brief overview of theoretical investigations dealing with the properties of quantum-confined silicon structures. [Pg.150]

The surface-state model. The absorption of a photon generates an exciton within a quantum-confined silicon crystallite but its radiative recombination occurs at localized electtonic states on the surface of the crystallites [Ko5] or in defects in the oxide coverage of the crystallites [Pr5]. [Pg.157]

The quantum recombination model. The photogeneration of an exciton and its luminescent decay occur within a quantum-confined silicon crystallite [Ca6]. [Pg.157]

Engineering Quantum Confined Silicon Nanostructures Ab-Initio Study of the Structural, Electronic and Optical Properties... [Pg.203]

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