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The effect of the continuous radiation of a CO2 laser on a cleaved (110) CdTe surface is investigated. It is shown based on an analysis of the morphology of the irradiating and irradiated surface that the formation of observed defects is caused by the evaporation of CdTe in the dislocation region.
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Shkumbatjuk, P.S. Superficial Defect Formation in CdTe under the Radiation Effect of a CO2 Laser. Semiconductors 52, 1110–1113 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063782618090178
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