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Effect of Near-surface Thermal Spikes on Radiation Hardness of Gallium Oxide
Gallium oxide (Ga$_{2}$O$_{3}$) stands out as an extraordinary high radiation-tolerant semiconductor, because its lattice displacements induce polymorph transitions, holding material crystalline instead of leading to amorphization. Meanwhile, under extremely severe irradiation conditions many crysta
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