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EPL | 1988

Hydrogen (and muonium) in crystalline silicon: static properties and diffusion mechanisms

A. Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; N. Tomassini; M. Capizzi

A two-channel model is first proposed which accounts for the two activation energies lately observed for hydrogen diffusion in c-Si. A unified understanding of the hydrogen and muonium static properties and of their thermally activated processes is given. This is obtained in terms of a stable state at a near bond centre site, of a metastable state at the tetrahedral site and of energy barrier arguments. These results have been obtained in a cluster approach by a Hartree-Fock analysis of the hydrogen potential energy surface.


Surface Science | 1988

Molecular cluster studies of the crystal growth process in mbe and mo-mbe: i. structure and thermodynamics of gas phase reactants [as2, as4, ga(ch3)3]

Aldo Amore Bonapasta; Maria Rita Bruni; A. Lapiccirella; Paolo Nota; Guido Scavia; N. Tomassini

Abstract The structure and thermodynamics of some gas phase molecular reactants [As 2 , As 4 , Ga(CH 3 ) 3 ] used in MBE (molecular beam epitaxy) and MO-MBE (metal-organic molecular beam epitaxy) has been studied by Hartree-Fock-Roothaan molecular-orbitals linear-combination-of-atomic-orbitals self-consistent-field (HFR-MO-LCAO-SCF) ab initio methods. A first attempt to simulate the sticking of a gallium atom at the (100) surface of GaAs has also been made.


Solid State Communications | 1988

Molecular cluster studies of defects in tetrahedral lattices: Dangling bonds reconstruction at the core of a 90° partial dislocation in diamond

Aldo Amore Bonapasta; C. Battistoni; A. Lapiccirella; N. Tomassini; Simon L. Altmann; K. W. Lodge

Abstract The energetics of bond reconstruction at the core of a 90° partial dislocation in diamond has been studied by means of HFR-MO-LCAO-SCF computations on C5H10 and C10H18 model molecular clusters. The results obtained agree with previous VFF investigations and they confirm that the reconstructed geometry is energetically favoured with respect to the unreconstructed one.


Journal of Non-crystalline Solids | 1987

A note on the force field treatment of an amorphous silicon model

N. Tomassini; A. Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; Simon L. Altmann; K. W. Lodge

The diffraction function for amorphous silicon, computed for a Continuous Random Network is calculated and compared with experiment.


Journal of Non-crystalline Solids | 1989

An SCF-Xα-SW cluster study on the electronic structure of a-Si and a-SiH

N. Tomassini; A. Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; Guido Scavia

Abstract SCF-Xα-SW calculations have been performed on a Si 16 H 22 disordered cluster built according to the CRN theory. The computed electronic structure has been analysed and compared with several experimental optical and photo-electronic results obtained for a-Si and a-SiH.


Il Nuovo Cimento D | 1987

A note about the structure ofπ 2 SiHSiH

A. Amore Bonapasta; C. Battistoni; A. Lapiccirella; E. Semprini; F. Stefani; N. Tomassini

SummaryIt has been computed the potential-energy curve ofπ2 SiH, as a function of the silicon hydrogen bond distance, by means ofab initio HFR-MO-LCAD-SCF-CI method. It has been investigated, in particular, the influence of different basis sets on the computed structural and vibrational properties of above-quoted molecule.RiassuntoSi è effettuato il calcolo della curva di energia potenziale dello statoπ2 di SiH in funzione della distanza di legame silicio-idrogeno per mezzo di metodiab initio HFR-MO-LCAD-SCF-CI. In particolare si è studiata l’influenza che hanno diversi insiemi di funzioni di base sul calcolo delle proprietà strutturali e vibrazionali della molecola in questione.


Archive | 1987

Dangling Bonds Reconstruction at the Core of a 90° Partial Dislocation in Silicon: A Theoretical Study

Aldo Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; N. Tomassini; Simon L. Altmann; K. W. Lodge

The energetics of bond reconstruction at the core of a 90° partial dislocation in silicon has been studied by means of HFR-MO-LCAO-SCF computations on Si5H10, Si9H18 and SilOH18 model molecular clusters’. These studies show the reconstructed geometry to be the most favourable one.


Physical Review B | 1987

Hydrogen passivation of shallow acceptors in c-Si: An ab initio approach.

A. Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; N. Tomassini; M. Capizzi


Physical Review B | 1995

Normalized reflection spectra in GaAs/InxGa1-xAs single quantum wells: Structure characterizations and excitonic properties.

D'Andrea A; N. Tomassini; L. Ferrari; Righini M; Selci S; Bruni Mr; Simeone Mg; Gambacorti N


Materials Science Forum | 1989

Theory of Phosphorus-Hydrogen Complexes in Passivated Silicon

Aldo Amore Bonapasta; A. Lapiccirella; N. Tomassini; M. Capizzi

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A. Lapiccirella

National Research Council

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M. Capizzi

Sapienza University of Rome

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C. Battistoni

Sapienza University of Rome

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Guido Scavia

National Research Council

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A. Lapiccirella

National Research Council

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