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Dependence on Crystalline Face of the Band Bending in Cs2 O‐Activated GaAs

James et al., 1971

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6429094272554713228
Author
James L
Antypas G
Edgecumbe J
Moon R
Bell R
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Electron energy loss in the band‐bending region of the p‐type III–V semiconductor in a III–V photocathode is an important factor in determining the escape probability and the optimum doping. From measurements of photoelectric yield near threshold from Cs2O‐activated n …
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