Piezoelectric Field in Semi-Polar InGaN/GaN Quantum Wells

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A correlation of the local indium concentration measured on an atomic scale with luminescence properties of InxGa1−xN quantum wells reveals two different types of recombination mechanisms. A piezoelectric-field based mechanism is shown to dominate in samples with thick wells (L > 3 nm) of low indium concentration (x < 0.15−0.20). Spatial indium concentration fluctuations dominate luminescence properties in samples of higher indium concentrations in thinner wells. Quantum confinement is shown to have a major effect on the radiative recombination energy. A model is presented that relates the experimentally measured nano scale structural and chemical properties of quantum wells to the characteristics of the luminescence.


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