White, G.
, Paul, A.
, Bertness, K.
and Robins, L.
(2007),
Biaxial Stress Dependence of AlxGa<sub>1-x</sub>As Photoluminescence, Journal of Applied Physics
(Accessed December 14, 2024)
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Biaxial Stress Dependence of AlxGa1-xAs Photoluminescence
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A study was conducted of the room temperature photoluminescence behavior of AlxGa1-xAs as a function of tensile, equi-biaxial stress for x = 0, 0.198, 0.36, 0.498, and 0.809. The composition range included both the direct and the indirect band gap regions. Spectra derived from direct band gap transitions showed the expected single, asymmetric, composition-dependent peaks. Under stress, the peak positions shifted down in energy, but the magnitude of the shift was inversely related to the Al content. In contrast, photoluminescence spectra for each of the two compositions in the indirect transition region contained both a peak attributed to the indirect transition and several peaks identified as phonon replicas. The stress dependence of the peaks attributed to the indirect transition showed similar composition dependence to that for the direct transitions, but the magnitudes of the peak shifts were much smaller.Citation
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AlGaAs, biaxial stress, composition, direct transition, indirect transition, phonon replica, photoluminescence
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Created January 13, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017