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Growth and characterization of GaN/Ga2O3 Nanowire Heterostructures for Ultraviolet Optoelectronics
Edgars Butanovs, Eriks Dipans, Martins Zubkins +10
Ultraviolet-range GaN/b-Ga2O3 heterostructures were fabricated and investigated in both planar and nanowire geometries using pulsed laser deposition and reactive magnetron sputteri…
Thin amorphous molybdenum silicide superconducting shells around individual nanowires deposited via magnetron co-sputtering
Luize Dipane, Martins Zubkins, Gunta Kunakova +4
Employing amorphous superconductors, such as Type-II molybdenum silicide (MoSi), instead of crystalline materials significantly simplifies the material deposition and scalable nano…
Growth-controlled photochromism in yttrium oxyhydride thin films deposited by HiPIMS and pulsed-DC magnetron sputtering
M. Zubkins, E. Letko, E. Strods +6
The present study investigates photochromic oxygen-containing yttrium hydride (YHO) thin films deposited by reactive high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) and compares t…
Vibrational properties of photochromic yttrium oxyhydride and oxydeuteride thin films
Martins Zubkins, Jevgenijs Gabrusenoks, Rihards Aleksis +6
A comprehensive study of the vibrational properties of photochromic yttrium oxyhydride (YHO) and oxydeuteride (YDO) thin films is presented. These films are deposited using reactiv…
Amorphous ultra-wide bandgap ZnOx thin films deposited at cryogenic temperatures
M. Zubkins, J. Gabrusenoks, G. Chikvaidze +4
Crystalline wurtzite zinc oxide (w-ZnO) can be used as a wide band gap semiconductor for light emitting devices and for transparent or high temperature electronics. The use of amor…
Enhanced Reflectivity Change and Phase Shift of Polarized Light: Double Parameter Multilayer Sensor
Ilze Aulika, Martins Zubkins, Jelena Butikova +1
Herein, the concept of point of darkness based on polarized light phase difference and absorption of light is demonstrated by simulations using low refractive index and extinction…