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    N+/P and P+/N junctions in strained Si on thin Strain Relaxed SiGe buffers: the effect of defect density and layer structure

    Eneman, Geert  
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    Simoen, Eddy  
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    Delhougne, Romain  
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    Verheyen, Peter  
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    Ries, Michael
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    Loo, Roger  
    Proceedings paper
    2005, Semiconductor Defect Engineering - Materials, Synthetic Structures, and Devices, 28/03/2005, p.119-124
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    Non-selective and selective thin SiGe strain-relaxed buffer layers: growth and carbon-induced relaxation

    Caymax, Matty  
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    Delhougne, Romain  
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    Ries, Michael
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    Luysberg, Martina
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    Loo, Roger  
    Proceedings paper
    2005, 4th International conference on Silicon Epitaxy and Heterostructures - ICSI-4, 23/05/2005
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    Thin SiGe strain-relaxed buffer layers: carbon-induced relaxation

    Caymax, Matty  
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    Delhougne, Romain  
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    Loo, Roger  
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    Ries, Michael
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    Luysberg, Martina
    Proceedings paper
    2005, ICSI-4, 4th International Conference on Silicon Epitaxy and Heterostructures, 23/05/2005
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    Thin SiGe strain-relaxed buffer layers: relaxation mechanism and integration in strained Si MOS-FETs

    Caymax, Matty  
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    Delhougne, Romain  
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    Loo, Roger  
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    Eneman, Geert  
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    Verheyen, Peter  
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    Ries, Michael
    Oral presentation
    2005, Institute of Thin Films and Interfaces

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