Growth temperature induced changes of luminescence in epitaxial BN: from colour centres to donor–acceptor recombination

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Growth temperature induced changes of luminescence in epitaxial BN: from colour centres to donor–acceptor recombination

Abstract: A UV luminescence study of BN shows strong emission from theoretically predicted 1,2-CNCB and 1,4-CNCB color centers (4.1 eV and 3.24 eV). Samples grown at different temperatures reveal a change from localized to delocalized recombination.

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