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Atomic short-range order: a new degree of freedom for band engineering of GeSn semiconductor alloys
Chemical short-range order (SRO) in alloys denotes the statistical preference or avoidance between atomic species on neighboring lattice sites. Here, we highlight SRO as a powerful new mechanism for semiconductor alloy band engineering. Atom probe tomography reveals a significantly higher probabilit
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