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  • 2017In-vacuo growth studies and thermal oxidation of ZrO2 thin filmscitations
  • 2017Tuning of large piezoelectric response in nanosheet-buffered lead zirconate titanate films on glass substrates14citations
  • 2017Detection of defect populations in superconductor boron subphosphide B12P2 through X-ray absorption spectroscopy7citations
  • 2016In-vacuo growth studies of ZrO2 thin filmscitations
  • 2016Structure of high-reflectance La/B-based multilayer mirrors with partial La nitridation12citations
  • 2016Growth kinetics of Ru on Si, SiN and SiO2 studied by in-vacuo low energy ion scattering (LEIS)citations
  • 2016Exploiting the P L2,3 absorption edge for optics: spectroscopic and structural characterization of cubic boron phosphide thin films12citations
  • 2013Engineering optical constants for broadband single layer anti-reflection coatingscitations
  • 2012Chemical interactions at the interfaces of Mo/B4C/Si/B4C multilayers upon low-temperature annealingcitations
  • 2012Multilayer development for the generation beyond EUV: 6.x nmcitations

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  • Sturm, Jacobus
  • Ribera, Roger Coloma
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  • Ten Elshof, Johan E.
  • Bayraktar, Muharrem
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  • Edgar, J. H.
  • Frye, C. D.
  • Prendergast, D.
  • Meyer-Ilse, J.
  • Huber, Sebastiaan
  • Kuznetsov, Dmitry
  • Medvedev, Viacheslav
  • Padavala, B.
  • Zoethout, E.
  • Nyabero, S. L.
  • Louis, Eric
  • Makhotkin, Igor Alexandrovich
  • Muellender, S.
  • Yakunin, A. M.
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Exploiting the P L2,3 absorption edge for optics: spectroscopic and structural characterization of cubic boron phosphide thin films

  • Sturm, Jacobus
  • Gullikson, E.
  • Edgar, J. H.
  • Van De Kruijs, Robbert
  • Bijkerk, Frederik
  • Prendergast, D.
  • Medvedev, Viacheslav
  • Meyer-Ilse, J.
  • Huber, Sebastiaan
  • Padavala, B.
Abstract

The transmission of cubic boron phosphide (c-BP) thin films, prepared by chemical vapor deposition (CVD), was evaluated near the phosphorous L2,3 and boron K absorption edge. The c-BP films were analyzed with transmission electron microscopy (TEM), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and X-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy (XANES), to study their structural and chemical properties. The TEM analysis reveals that c-BP initially grows in islands. The merging of the P L2,3, P K and B K absorption edges culminates in a sharp absorption feature starting at 130 eV, showing that c-BP can be used in applications that require a relatively transparent material in the energy range just below that absorption feature. Due to experimental constraints the samples were grown at a temperature significantly below the temperature for optimal crystal growth. XANES analysis showed that, as a result of the reduced crystal quality, the intensities of the absorption transitions are reduced compared to those in high quality crystalline reference samples. Optimizing the quality of the BP films will increase the contrast in transmission across the absorption edge.

Topics
  • thin film
  • x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • Boron
  • chemical vapor deposition