SURFACE-DEFECTS AND CORE EXCITONS AT THE (2X1) ASYMMETRIC-DIMER (100) SURFACE OF SI
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Predictions are given for the chemical trends in (i) deep energy levels associated with 28 sp3- bonded substitutional defects, and (ii) energies of Hjalmarson-Frenkel core excitons at the (100) surface of Si, reconstructed according to Chadi's (21) asymmetric-dimer model. The predictions suggest that P at this surface should produce a deep level, and that the Hjalmarson-Frenkel surface core exciton should have a binding energy that is strongly site dependent. 1984 The American Physical Society.