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Control of conductivity of in x Ga1–x as nanowires by applied tension and surface states

Alekseev et al., 2019

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158357921280186929
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Alekseev P
Sharov V
Dunaevskiy M
Kirilenko D
Ilkiv I
Reznik R
Cirlin G
Berkovits V
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The electronic properties of semiconductor AIIIBV nanowires (NWs) due to their high surface/volume ratio can be effectively controlled by NW strain and surface electronic states. We study the effect of applied tension on the conductivity of wurtzite In x Ga1–x As (x∼ 0.8) …
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