On Investigations of the Optical Absorption Coefficient of Gold and Germanium Implanted Silicon with the Use of the Non-destructive Contactless Photo Thermal Infrared Radiometry
Abstract In this paper results of investigations of $ Au^{2+} $ and $ Ge^{+} $ ion-implanted silicon samples with the use of the nondestructive frequency and the space domain photo thermal infrared radiometry (PTR) method are presented. Frequency amplitude characteristics and spatial amplitude distr...
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