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Effect of excitation and detection angles on photoluminescence spectrum from ZnO nanorod array

The angular dependent photoluminescence from ZnO nanorod array was investigated. Variations in the excitation and detection angles provided to reveal a blue shift and then splitting of a near-band edge emission into two bands. It is suggested that the observed phenomenon is caused by an inhomogeneou...

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Published in:	Optics communications 2011, Vol.284 (1), p.240-244
Main Authors:	Kurbanov, S.S., Cho, H.D., Kang, T.W.
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