Computational study of radiative rate in silicon nanocrystals: Role of electronegative ligands and t...
Computational study of radiative rate in silicon nanocrystals: Role of electronegative ligands and tensile strain
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It is widely accepted that the properties of most semiconductor nanocrystals can be tuned by their core size, shape and material. In covalent semiconductor nanocrystal materials, such as silicon, germanium or carbon, certain degree of tunability of the properties can be also achieved by the surface ligands. In particular, covalently bonded ligand s...
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Computational study of radiative rate in silicon nanocrystals: Role of electronegative ligands and tensile strain
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