… radiation hardness experiments against ionizing radiation exposure. The synergetic combination
of structural plasticity of Zn, defect tolerance of Sn, and high electron mobility … radiation-…

… Distinct differences can be observed in both the rate of interface migration and the types of
defect morphologies. Here the GB is mobile and stacking fault tetrahedra (SFTs) frequently …

… structure has excellent radiation tolerance. Mechanism … radiation fluence. According to
the Coulomb scattering model of charged defects, the mobility is more sensitive to radiation…

… on the defect production in 2D … defect production through this channel depends on the
electronic structure of the material, and can be very high for 2D systems with high electron mobility …

… trapping at defects in the gate oxide. These defects can be vacancies, interstitials, or dangling
bonds which can be positively or negatively charged. This trapping of mobile charges may …

… radiation resistance of different semiconductors was previously attributed to the enhanced
defect annihilation at extended defects … acts as a perfect sink for mobile point defects (MPDs) …

… at the interface of Si/SiO 2 or in the defect states. Such trapped charges are responsible for
the fading current gain reducing mobility, shifting threshold voltage, and increasing noise and …

… -based high mobility devices have been discussed in this article to form a stark comparison
between the GaN materials and effectively determine their inherent radiation tolerance. The …

… enhancement of radiation tolerance and suppression of void … radiation tolerance in HEAs
by targeted tweaking of defect … in the self-interstitial cluster mobility in NiCoFeCrMn-CN as …

… Measurement results show that our devices exhibit amazing radiation tolerance, namely, …
challenging to characterize defects directly. The essence of radiation-induced defects is that the …