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High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature. / Andrianova, N. N.; Borisov, A. M.; Kazakov, V. A. et al.

In: Journal of Surface Investigation, Vol. 9, No. 2, 01.03.2015, p. 346-349.

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Andrianova, NN, Borisov, AM, Kazakov, VA, Mashkova, ES, Popov, VP, Palyanov, YN, Risakhanov, RN & Sigalaev, SK 2015, 'High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature', Journal of Surface Investigation, vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 346-349. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1027451015020251

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Andrianova, N. N., Borisov, A. M., Kazakov, V. A., Mashkova, E. S., Popov, V. P., Palyanov, Y. N., Risakhanov, R. N., & Sigalaev, S. K. (2015). High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature. Journal of Surface Investigation, 9(2), 346-349. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1027451015020251

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Andrianova NN, Borisov AM, Kazakov VA, Mashkova ES, Popov VP, Palyanov YN et al. High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature. Journal of Surface Investigation. 2015 Mar 1;9(2):346-349. doi: 10.1134/S1027451015020251

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Andrianova, N. N. ; Borisov, A. M. ; Kazakov, V. A. et al. / High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature. In: Journal of Surface Investigation. 2015 ; Vol. 9, No. 2. pp. 346-349.

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title = "High-fluence ion-beam modification of a diamond surface at high temperature",
abstract = "The results of experimental investigation into modification of the (111) face of a synthetic diamond crystal under high-fluence 30-keV Ar+ irradiation are presented. It is found that irradiation at a temperature of 400°C leads to the formation of a conductive surface layer, which is detected in the Raman spectra as a broad band with a maximum close to the position characteristic of the G peak of graphite at 1580 cm−1. In addition, the intensity of the narrow peak of diamond at 1332 cm−1 decreases by an order of magnitude. Ion irradiation is accompanied by the suppression of the initial photoluminescence and gives rise to weak photoluminescence with a spectrum characteristic of gem diamonds.",
keywords = "ion irradiation, photoluminescence, Raman spectroscopy, single-crystal diamond",
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AU - Mashkova, E. S.

AU - Popov, V. P.

AU - Palyanov, Yu N.

AU - Risakhanov, R. N.

AU - Sigalaev, S. K.

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AB - The results of experimental investigation into modification of the (111) face of a synthetic diamond crystal under high-fluence 30-keV Ar+ irradiation are presented. It is found that irradiation at a temperature of 400°C leads to the formation of a conductive surface layer, which is detected in the Raman spectra as a broad band with a maximum close to the position characteristic of the G peak of graphite at 1580 cm−1. In addition, the intensity of the narrow peak of diamond at 1332 cm−1 decreases by an order of magnitude. Ion irradiation is accompanied by the suppression of the initial photoluminescence and gives rise to weak photoluminescence with a spectrum characteristic of gem diamonds.

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