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Structural analyses by advanced X-ray scattering on GaP layers epitaxially grown on silicon for integrated photonic applications

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Figure 1.8  Band  Gap  energy  versus  lattice  constants  for  silicon  and  most  common  III-V  semiconductors
Figure 1.25  a) Schematic presentation of mosaic structure composed of disoriented small blocs  b) Peak broadening due to mosaic tilt  84
Table 2.1  Calculation of the terrace lengths D for Si substrate with different miscut angles
Figure 2.2  Illustration  of  Si  surface  presenting  a)  alternation  of S A   and  S B   single  steps  with  (1×2) and (2×1) domains b) D A  double steps with single (1×2) domain and c) D B  double steps with  (2×1) single domain
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