Hydrogenated Dilute Nitride Semiconductors : Theory, Properties, and Applications.

Front Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 An Overview of Dilute Nitrides Theory and Properties -- Chapter 2 Effects of Hydrogenation on the Electronic Properties of Dilute Nitrides -- Chapter 3 Effect of H on Defects in Dilute Nitrides -- Chapter 4 Theory of Hydrogen in Dilute Nitrides -- Chapter 5 Microscopic Structure of N- Hn Complexes in Dilute Nitride Semiconductors Revealed by Their Vibrational Properties -- Chapter 6 Structure of Nitrogen- Hydrogen Complexes from X- Ray and Synchrotron Radiation Techniques -- Chapter 7 Stoichiometry of Nitrogen- Hydrogen Complexes in Dilute Nitrides -- Chapter 8 Technological Applications of Hydrogenated Dilute Nitrides and Perspectives -- Bibliography -- Back Cover.

"The electrical and optical properties of the technologically and scientifically important dilute nitride semiconductors are strongly influenced by the introduction of atomic hydrogen. This volume is an excellent summary and resource for the most recent understanding of experimental results and state-of-the-art theoretical studies of the formation, reversibility, and microscopic structure of nitrogen-hydrogen complexes in these materials. The book details how a wide variety of experimental techniques have provided a detailed understanding of the role of hydrogen. It is the premier source for this subject and highly recommended for all those working on or with an interest in dilute nitrides." -Prof. Steve Pearton, University of Florida, USA.

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