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Controlled formation of stacked si quantum dots in vertical SiGe nanowires

Turner et al., 2021

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14134982914643789073
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Turner E
Campbell Q
Pizarro J
Yang H
Sapkota K
Lu P
Baczewski A
Wang G
Jones K
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Nano Letters

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We demonstrate the ability to fabricate vertically stacked Si quantum dots (QDs) within SiGe nanowires with QD diameters down to 2 nm. These QDs are formed during high-temperature dry oxidation of Si/SiGe heterostructure pillars, during which Ge diffuses along the pillars' …
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