Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science
Scientific paper
2004-11-19
Physics
Condensed Matter
Materials Science
pdf format - 6 pages including 5 figures and 1 table Keywords: X-ray diffraction, semiconductors, nanomaterials, quantum dots
Scientific paper
Ultra-precise lattice parameter measurements in single crystals are achievable, in principle, by X-ray multiple diffraction (XMD) experiments. Tiny sample misalignments have hindered the systematic usage of XMD in studies where accuracy is an important issue. In this work, theoretical basement and methods for correcting general misalignment errors are presented. As a practical demonstration, the induced strain of buried InAs quantum dots grown on GaAs (001) substrates is determined. Such a demonstration confirms the possibility to investigate epitaxial nanostructures via the strain field that they generate in the substrate crystalline lattice. This work was supported by the Brazilian founding agencies FAPESP (grant numbers 02/10185-3 and 02/10387-5), CNPq (proc. number 301617/95-3 and 150144/03-2) and LNLS (under proposal number D12A-XRD1 2490/03).
Avanci Luis H.
Morelhão Sérgio L.
Quivy A. A.
Remedios C. M. R.
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