2011
DOI: 10.1134/s002016851109007x
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Crystal-chemical models of the defect system in nonstoichiometric and oxygen-doped ZnSe crystals

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“…Contrary, the PL intensity of silica is known to be characterized by a weak enhancement of intensity with increasing temperature [76]. According to the literature data, this orange band can be attributed to the so-called self-activated (SA) luminescence associated with some complex defects such as: donor-acceptor pairs related to Zn-vacancies as the acceptor species and V Se or Zn i as the donor species or complex donors like (V Se -V Zn )-V Zn or (V Zn 2− -V Se + ) − [80][81][82][83][84][85]. Some authors [86,87] believe that the centre of the self-activated orange ZnSe radiation includes oxygen, which stabilizes complexes of intrinsic point defects.…”
Section: Pl Datamentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Contrary, the PL intensity of silica is known to be characterized by a weak enhancement of intensity with increasing temperature [76]. According to the literature data, this orange band can be attributed to the so-called self-activated (SA) luminescence associated with some complex defects such as: donor-acceptor pairs related to Zn-vacancies as the acceptor species and V Se or Zn i as the donor species or complex donors like (V Se -V Zn )-V Zn or (V Zn 2− -V Se + ) − [80][81][82][83][84][85]. Some authors [86,87] believe that the centre of the self-activated orange ZnSe radiation includes oxygen, which stabilizes complexes of intrinsic point defects.…”
Section: Pl Datamentioning
confidence: 92%