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  • 2021Bright Single-Photon Emitters with a CdSe Quantum Dot and Multimode Tapered Nanoantenna for the Visible Spectral Range15citations
  • 2001BeCdSe as a ternary alloy for blue-green optoelectronic applications24citations

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  • Ivanov, Sergey
  • Shubina, Tatiana
  • Kazanov, Dmitrii
  • Mikhailovskii, Vladimir
  • Sorokin, Sergey
  • Sedova, Irina
  • Landwehr, G.
  • Nekrutkina, O. V.
  • Reuscher, Günter
  • Sorokin, S. V.
  • Kaygorodov, V. A.
  • Kopev, P. S.
  • Wagner, Veit
  • Ivanov, Sergei
  • Waag, Andreas
  • Geurts, J.
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BeCdSe as a ternary alloy for blue-green optoelectronic applications

  • Shubina, Tatiana
  • Landwehr, G.
  • Nekrutkina, O. V.
  • Reuscher, Günter
  • Toropov, Alexey
  • Sorokin, S. V.
  • Kaygorodov, V. A.
  • Kopev, P. S.
  • Wagner, Veit
  • Ivanov, Sergei
  • Waag, Andreas
  • Geurts, J.
Abstract

Bulk BeCdSe layer lattice-matched to a GaAs substrate, as well as a BeCdSe/ZnSe quantum well (QW) structure have been grown using the submonolayer digital alloying mode of molecular beam epitaxy. The structures have demonstrated bright photoluminescence up to room temperature and good structural quality. Stimulated emission under optical pumping has been obtained for a 2 nm BeCdSe/ZnSe multiple QW structure at 80 K. The bowing parameter of the energy gap of this ternary alloy has been estimated as about 4.5 eV.

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  • photoluminescence