1973
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2220550212
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Electrical and Optical Studies of Semiconducting CdF2:In Crystals

Abstract: Optical absorption and electrical conductivity of In-doped CdF, crystals have been measured at various temperatures. The results confirm the assumption of Trautweiler e t al.[12] that the In3+ centers offer two localization possibilities t o the electrons introduced by annealing the crystals in Cd vapour: an atomic ground state (In2+) and a hydrogenic ground state (In3+ :e-). From an analysis of the results 0.055 eV is obtained for the energy distance between the two ground states and approximate values for th… Show more

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“…This behavior has been indeed observed in Ref. [15] at temperatures 40 K to 80 K. Since the electron mobility µ in CdF 2 depends only weakly on temperature (at the temperatures 70 ÷ 300 K,…”
Section: Temperature and Frequency Dependencies Of The Conductivitysupporting
confidence: 78%
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“…This behavior has been indeed observed in Ref. [15] at temperatures 40 K to 80 K. Since the electron mobility µ in CdF 2 depends only weakly on temperature (at the temperatures 70 ÷ 300 K,…”
Section: Temperature and Frequency Dependencies Of The Conductivitysupporting
confidence: 78%
“…16 [15]. For increasing temperature, the higher levels of this band become populated, leading to an effective decrease of E cap .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Along with the ''shallow'' hydrogenic state, they also have a ''deep'' strongly localized state featuring a large lattice relaxation, i.e., a large shift in the corresponding configuration coordinate. [20][21][22] As is shown in Refs. 23-26, the deep state is a two-electron state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The large lattice relaxation accompanying the deep state formation creates the barrier that separates shallow state from deep state and makes the shallow state a metastable one (Fig. 2) [17,18]. This relaxation is a consequence of the electron-lattice interaction that compensates the Coulomb repulsion of two electrons, which occupy the same orbital; such relaxation is typical for centers with the negative correlation energy (negative-U centers).…”
Section: Bistable Impurity Centers In Semi-conductor Cdf 2 Crystalsmentioning
confidence: 96%