Diffusion of hydrogen from a microwave plasma into diamond and its interaction with dopants and defects
Authors:
- C. Uzan-SaguyCUC. Uzan-Saguy
- C. CytermannCCC. Cytermann
- B. FizgeerBFB. Fizgeer
- V. RichterVRV. Richter
- Y. AvigalYAY. Avigal
- M. ShaananMSM. Shaanan
- R. BrenerRBR. Brener
- R. KalishRKR. Kalish
- E. BustarretEBE. Bustarret
- J. ChevallierJCJ. Chevallier
- 1 March 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Diamond and Related Materials
- Vol. 11 (3-6) , 316-322
Abstract
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