Sagnes et al., 1992 - Google Patents
Transport and near‐infrared optical properties of ErSi2 thin filmsSagnes et al., 1992
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- 25397531246087535
- Author
- Sagnes I
- Vincent G
- Badoz P
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- Journal of applied physics
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We present the study of the resistivity and Hall coefficient of ErSi2 thin films epitaxially grown on a Si substrate as a function of temperature and film thickness. Then, we report the first study of the complex index at energies below the silicon band gap (0.5–1 eV). From these …
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