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Oxygen in Ge:Sn

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The effect of doping with tin on the ν 3 vibrational mode of oxygen in Ge has been studied. The appearance of three new series of absorption lines besides the ν 3 oxygen vibration spectra was found. The spectrum structure in each series of lines found is similar to the ν 3 oxygen spectrum structure in Ge. But unlike the ν 3 mode, the fine structure due to rotational-vibrational interaction of the ν 3 and ν 2 modes is not observed and the spectrum structure remains up to temperatures of 130 K. The found three sets of absorption lines are ascribed to the ν 3 vibration of interstitial oxygen disturbed by tin atoms located in the nearest environment. The assumption has been made that no rotation of oxygen around a Ge-Ge bond for a Ge-O-Ge quasimolecule disturbed by a neighbour Sn atom occurs.

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Khirunenko, L.I., Pomozov, Y.V., Sosnin, M.G. et al. Oxygen in Ge:Sn. Semiconductors 44, 1253–1257 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063782610100015

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