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Volumn 4, Issue 7, 2011, Pages 2546-2557
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Matrix-embedded silicon quantum dots for photovoltaic applications: A theoretical study of critical factors
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Author keywords
[No Author keywords available]
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Indexed keywords
ATOMISTIC CALCULATIONS;
CHARGE SEPARATIONS;
CONDUCTION-BAND STATE;
CRITICAL FACTORS;
DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS;
DOT SIZE;
EXCITON-BINDING ENERGY;
LINEAR DEPENDENCE;
LINEAR FUNCTIONS;
MANY-BODY INTERACTIONS;
MATRIX;
MINIBANDS;
OPTICAL GAP;
PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS;
QUANTUM CONFINEMENT EFFECTS;
SI QUANTUM DOT;
SILICON QUANTUM DOTS;
THEORETICAL STUDY;
WEAK ABSORPTION;
ABSORPTION;
ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY;
ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY;
BINDING ENERGY;
ELECTRON MOBILITY;
EXCITONS;
QUANTUM CONFINEMENT;
SILICON;
SOLAR POWER GENERATION;
SURFACE TREATMENT;
SEMICONDUCTOR QUANTUM DOTS;
ABSORPTION;
CHEMICAL BINDING;
PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM;
QUANTUM MECHANICS;
SILICON;
THEORETICAL STUDY;
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EID: 79959824635
PISSN: 17545692
EISSN: 17545706
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1039/c1ee01026c Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (80)
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References (63)
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