Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings 449, 405 (1997).
In addition to dislocations, two distinct types of defects are observed in high quality GaN thin films. These defects have a filmanetary nature, are oriented along the <0001> direction, and may not be easily distinguished from the pure dislocations. Using a combination of conventional electron microscopy with convergent beam electron diffraction techniques, we show that one of these types of dislocations consist of nanopipes which are coresless dislocations with Burgers vectors <0001>. The other type of observed defects consist of inversion domains with [000-1] orientation within the [0001] matrix. The origin of the inversion domains and nanopipes is discussed.
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