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Amorphization-Depth-Dependent Bismuth Redistribution and Activation in Silicon for Quantum Devices
Near-surface bismuth donors are promising for silicon quantum devices because of their rich electron-nuclear spin structure and long spin coherence, but their electrical activation is strongly influenced by implantation-induced amorphization. We compare redistribution and electrical activation of 20
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