Abstract: There is provided a growing method of monocrystalline silicon including: pulling up monocrystalline silicon from a dopant-added melt in which a dopant is added to a silicon melt and growing the monocrystalline silicon according to Czochralski process, in which the monocrystalline silicon is grown by calculating a critical CV value, which is a product of a dopant concentration C and a pull-up speed V at a point of time when an abnormal growth occurred in the monocrystalline silicon; and controlling at least one of the dopant concentration C or the pull-up speed V to make a CV value, which is a product of the dopant concentration C and the pull-up speed V at the point of time, below the critical CV value.

Abstract: A method for producing an n-type monocrystalline silicon that includes pulling up a monocrystalline silicon from a silicon melt containing a main dopant in a form of red phosphorus to grow the monocrystalline silicon. The monocrystalline silicon exhibits an electrical resistivity ranging from 1.7 m?cm to 2.0 m?cm, and is pulled up using a quartz crucible whose inner diameter ranges from 1.7-fold to 2.0-fold relative to a straight-body diameter of the monocrystalline silicon.

Abstract: A semiconductor wafer including a single crystal doped with a dopant, wherein a resistivity of the wafer is 0.7 m?-cm or less, and wherein a striation height of the wafer is 6 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.8 m?-cm or less, and the striation height may be 13 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.7 m?-cm or less, and the striation may be 22 mm or more. Example features relate to a method of making a semiconductor wafer that includes adding a dopant to a silicon melt, rotationally pulling a crystal from the silicon melt, and applying a magnetic field of 3000 G or more such that the semiconductor wafer has a resistivity that is equal to or less than 0.8 m?-cm and a striation height that is equal to or more than 13 mm.

Abstract: In a producing method of an n-type monocrystalline silicon by pulling up a monocrystalline silicon from a silicon melt containing a main dopant in a form of red phosphorus to grow the monocrystalline silicon, the monocrystalline silicon exhibiting an electrical resistivity ranging from 0.5 m?cm to 1.0 m?cm is pulled up using a quartz crucible whose inner diameter ranges from 1.7-fold to 2.3-fold relative to a straight-body diameter of the monocrystalline silicon.

Abstract: A silicon wafer is provided in which a dopant is phosphorus, resistivity is from 0.5 m?·cm to 1.2 m?·cm, and carbon concentration is 3.0×1016 atoms/cm3 or more. The carbon concentration is decreased by 10% or more near a surface of the silicon wafer compared with a center-depth of the silicon wafer.

Abstract: A silicon wafer is provided in which a dopant is phosphorus, resistivity is 1.2 m?·cm or less, and carbon concentration is 3.5×1015 atoms/cm3 or more. The carbon concentration is decreased by 10% or more near a surface of the silicon wafer compared with a center-depth of the silicon wafer.

Abstract: A semiconductor wafer including a single crystal doped with a dopant, wherein a resistivity of the wafer is 0.7 m?-cm or less, and wherein a striation height of the wafer is 6 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.8 m?-cm or less, and the striation height may be 13 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.7 m?-cm or less, and the striation may be 22 mm or more. Example features relate to a method of making a semiconductor wafer that includes adding a dopant to a silicon melt, rotationally pulling a crystal from the silicon melt, and applying a magnetic field of 3000 G or more such that the semiconductor wafer has a resistivity that is equal to or less than 0.8 m?-cm and a striation height that is equal to or more than 13 mm.

Abstract: A monocrystalline silicon includes a shoulder, a straight body, and a tail. The straight body includes: a first straight body having a first diameter d1; and a second straight body provided closer to the shoulder than the first straight body is and having a second diameter d2 larger than the first diameter d1 by from 3.5% to 15%. Firstly, a resistivity at a start point of the straight body connected to the shoulder is set to a first resistivity. Subsequently, the monocrystalline silicon is pulled up and grown to form the first straight body, and a resistivity at a start point of the first straight body is set to a second resistivity lower than the first resistivity.

Abstract: An n-type silicon single crystal production method of pulling up a silicon single crystal from a silicon melt containing red phosphorus as a principal dopant and growing the silicon single crystal by the Czochralski process, the method including: controlling electrical resistivity at a start position of a straight body portion of the silicon single crystal to 0.80 m?cm or more and 1.05 m?cm or less; and sequentially lowering the electrical resistivity of the silicon single crystal as the silicon single crystal is up and grown, thereby adjusting electrical resistivity of a part of the silicon single crystal to 0.5 m?m or more and less than 0.6 m?cm.

Abstract: A silicon single crystal production method includes pulling up and growing a silicon single crystal from silicon melt containing red phosphorus as a dopant by Czochralski process. The silicon single crystal is intended for a 200-mm-diameter wafer. The silicon single crystal includes a straight body with a diameter in a range from 201 mm to 230 mm. The straight body includes a straight-body start portion with an electrical resistivity in a range from 0.8 m?cm to 1.2 m?cm. A crystal rotation speed of the silicon single crystal is controlled to fall within a range from 17 rpm to 40 rpm for at least part of a shoulder-formation step for the silicon single crystal.

Abstract: A semiconductor wafer including a single crystal doped with a dopant, wherein a resistivity of the wafer is 0.7 m?-cm or less, and wherein a striation height of the wafer is 6 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.8 m?-cm or less, and the striation height may be 13 mm or more. The resistivity of the wafer may be 0.7 m?-cm or less, and the striation may be 22 mm or more. Example features relate to a method of making a semiconductor wafer that includes adding a dopant to a silicon melt, rotationally pulling a crystal from the silicon melt, and applying a magnetic field of 3000 G or more such that the semiconductor wafer has a resistivity that is equal to or less than 0.8 m?-cm and a striation height that is equal to or more than 13 mm.

Abstract: A method of producing a monocrystalline silicon uses a monocrystal pull-up apparatus including a crucible, a crucible driver, a pull-up portion, a heat shield having a circular hollow cylindrical lower end portion, and a chamber. The heat shield satisfies a formula (1) below in growing the monocrystalline silicon, R?1.27×C??(1) where C represents a radius (mm) of a straight body of the monocrystalline silicon, and R represents an inner radius (mm) at the lower end portion of the heat shield.

Abstract: A production method of a monocrystalline silicon includes: forming a shoulder of the monocrystalline silicon; and forming a straight body of the monocrystalline silicon. In forming the shoulder, the shoulder is formed such that a part of growth striations, which extend radially across the shoulder, has an outer end interrupted by another part of the growth striations not to reach a peripheral portion of the shoulder and that no remelt growth area with a height of 200 ?m or more in a growth direction is generated.

Abstract: A manufacturing method of monocrystalline silicon includes: disposing a flow regulator including a body in a form of an annular plate, provided under a heat shield, surrounding monocrystalline silicon; controlling an internal pressure of a chamber to 20 kPa or more during growth of monocrystalline silicon; keeping the flow regulator spaced from a dopant-added melt; and introducing inert gas into between the monocrystalline silicon and the heat shield to divide the inert gas into a first flow gas and a second flow gas.

Abstract: A production method of a monocrystalline silicon includes: forming a shoulder of the monocrystalline silicon; and forming a straight body of the monocrystalline silicon. To form the shoulder, a crucible is heated such that a heating ratio, which is calculated by dividing a volume of heat from a lower heater by a volume of heat from an upper heater, increases from a predetermined value of 1 or more.

Abstract: An n-type silicon single crystal production method of pulling up a silicon single crystal from a silicon melt containing red phosphorus as a principal dopant and growing the silicon single crystal by the Czochralski process, the method including: controlling electrical resistivity at a start position of a straight body portion of the silicon single crystal to 0.80 m?cm or more and 1.05 m?cm or less; and sequentially lowering the electrical resistivity of the silicon single crystal as the silicon single crystal is up and grown, thereby adjusting electrical resistivity of a part of the silicon single crystal to 0.5 m?m or more and less than 0.6 m?cm.

Abstract: In a producing method of an n-type monocrystalline silicon by pulling up a monocrystalline silicon from a silicon melt containing a main dopant in a form of red phosphorus to grow the monocrystalline silicon, the monocrystalline silicon exhibiting an electrical resistivity ranging from 0.5 m?cm to 1.0 m?cm is pulled up using a quartz crucible whose inner diameter ranges from 1.7-fold to 2.3-fold relative to a straight-body diameter of the monocrystalline silicon.

Abstract: A production method of a monocrystalline silicon includes adding red phosphorus in a silicon melt so that an electrical resistivity of the monocrystalline silicon falls in a range of 0.5 m?·cm or more and less than 0.7 m?·cm; and pulling up the monocrystalline silicon so that a time for a temperature of at least a part of a straight body of the monocrystalline silicon to be within a range of 570 degrees C. 70 degrees C. is in a range from 10 minutes to 50 minutes.

Abstract: A method of producing a monocrystalline silicon uses a monocrystal pull-up apparatus including a crucible, a crucible driver, a pull-up portion, a heat shield having a circular hollow cylindrical lower end portion, and a chamber. The heat shield satisfies a formula (1) below in growing the monocrystalline silicon, R?1.27×C??(1) where C represents a radius (mm) of a straight body of the monocrystalline silicon, and R represents an inner radius (mm) at the lower end portion of the heat shield.

Abstract: A silicon single crystal production method includes pulling up and growing a silicon single crystal from silicon melt containing red phosphorus as a dopant by Czochralski process. The silicon single crystal is intended for a 200-mm-diameter wafer. The silicon single crystal includes a straight body with a diameter in a range from 201 mm to 230 mm. The straight body includes a straight-body start portion with an electrical resistivity in a range from 0.8 m?cm to 1.2 m?cm. A crystal rotation speed of the silicon single crystal is controlled to fall within a range from 17 rpm to 40 rpm for at least part of a shoulder-formation step for the silicon single crystal.