Novel spectromicroscopy: Pt-GaP studies by spatially resolved internal photoemission with near-field optics

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The combination of internal photoemission and near-field optics is proposed as a generally applicable approach to study the lateral variations of solid interface properties such as energy barriers and electron-hole recombination rates. A successful test on Pt-GaP is described in which topographic and nontopographic phenomena are revealed, in particular recombination rate variations and small lateral changes of the Schottky barrier height. © 1996 American Institute of Physics.

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Almeida, J., Dell’Orto, T., Coluzza, C., Margaritondo, G., Bergossi, O., Spajer, M., & Courjon, D. (1996). Novel spectromicroscopy: Pt-GaP studies by spatially resolved internal photoemission with near-field optics. Applied Physics Letters, 69(16), 2361–2363. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.117525

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