Valery Davydov

Dr. Valery Davydov

Ioffe Institute
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39Years (1988-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2002 in Physica Status Solidi (b)
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
AKA.A. Klochikhin
A.A. Klochikhin
RSR.P. Seisyan
R.P. Seisyan
VEV.V. Emtsev
V.V. Emtsev
SIS.V. Ivanov
S.V. Ivanov
JGJ. Graul
J. Graul

15 November 1998 in Physical Review B
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
YKYURI KITAEV
YURI KITAEV
IGI. N. Goncharuk
I. N. Goncharuk
ASA. N. Smirnov
A. N. Smirnov
JGJ. Graul
J. Graul
RER. A. Evarestov
R. A. Evarestov
We present the results of room- and low-temperature measurements of second-order Raman scattering for perfect GaN and AlN crystals as well as the Raman-scattering data for strongly disordered samples. A complete group-theory analysis of phonon symmetry throughout the Brillouin zone and symmetry behavior of phonon branches, including the analysis of critical points, has been performed. The combined treatment of these results and the lattice dynamical calculations based on the phenomenological interatomic potential model allowed us to obtain the reliable data on the phonon dispersion curves and phonon density-of-states functions in bulk GaN and AlN.

3 December 2002 in Physica Status Solidi (b)
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
AKA.A. Klochikhin
A.A. Klochikhin
VEV.V. Emtsev
V.V. Emtsev
DKD.A. Kurdyukov
D.A. Kurdyukov
SIS.V. Ivanov
S.V. Ivanov
EHE.E. Haller
E.E. Haller

8 April 2002 in Physica Status Solidi (b)
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
AKA.A. Klochikhin
A.A. Klochikhin
VEV.V. Emtsev
V.V. Emtsev
SIS.V. Ivanov
S.V. Ivanov
VVV.V. Vekshin
V.V. Vekshin
EHE.E. Haller
E.E. Haller

16 November 1999 in Applied Physics Letters
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
VEV. V. Emtsev
V. V. Emtsev
IGI. N. Goncharuk
I. N. Goncharuk
ASA. N. Smirnov
A. N. Smirnov
VPV. D. Petrikov
V. D. Petrikov
TIT. Inushima
T. Inushima
The first- and second-order Raman scattering and IR reflection have been studied for hexagonal InN layers grown on (0001) and (11̄02) sapphire substrates. All six Raman-active optical phonons were observed and assigned: E2(low) at 87 cm−1, E2(high) at 488 cm−1, A1(TO) at 447 cm−1, E1(TO) at 476 cm−1, A1(LO) at 586 cm−1, and E1(LO) at 593 cm−1. The ratio between the InN static dielectric constants for the ordinary and extraordinary directions was found to be ε⊥0/ε∥0=0.91. The phonon dispersion curves, phonon density-of-state function, and lattice specific heat were calculated. The Debye temperature at 0 K for hexagonal InN was estimated to be 370 K.

11 March 2002 in Physical Review B
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VDValery Davydov
Valery Davydov
IGI. N. Goncharuk
I. N. Goncharuk
ASA. N. Smirnov
A. N. Smirnov
ANAndrey Nikolaev
Andrey Nikolaev
WLW. V. Lundin
W. V. Lundin
HHH. Harima
H. Harima
Studies of first- and second-order Raman scattering in hexagonal AlxGa1−xN alloys are reported. The dependences of frequencies of all Raman-allowed optical phonons versus Al content are traced in detail in the entire composition range. The one-mode behavior of LO phonons and the two-mode behavior of the other phonons is established. It is shown that the composition dependences of A1(TO), A1(LO), E1(LO), and E2(low) phonon energies are convenient tools for the quantitative characterization of the Al content in AlxGa1−xN alloys. The energy position of the B1(high) silent mode is proposed. A narrow gap separating the dispersion regions of transverse and longitudinal optical phonons is revealed in the phonon density-of-state function. The composition dependence of the phonon line broadening is investigated experimentally and theoretically. It is shown that the broadening is due to elastic phonon scattering by the composition fluctuations. A theoretical approach is used where the statistical and dynamical aspects of the phonon scattering are treated separately. The type, size, and number of the fluctuations responsible for the phonon line broadening are estimated. The theory is qualitatively consistent with the observed composition dependences.