Abstract: A semiconductor structure comprises a substrate; an oxide layer on the substrate; a set of group III nitride layers on the oxide layer; and a set of silicon carbide layers located on the set of group III nitride layers.

Abstract: Methods of in situ fabrication and formation of horizontal nanowires for a semiconductor device employ non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth to selectively grow a semiconductor material in a selective area opening of predefined asymmetrical geometry. The selective area opening is defined in a dielectric layer to expose a semiconductor layer underlying the dielectric layer. The non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth is performed at a growth temperature sufficient to also in situ form a linear stress crack of nanoscale width that is nucleated from a location in a vicinity of the selective area opening and that propagates in a uniform direction along a crystal plane of the semiconductor layer in both the semiconductor layer and the dielectric layer as a linear nanogap template. The semiconductor material is further selectively grown to fill the linear nanogap template to in situ form the nanowire that is uniformly linear.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and system for forming a semiconductor structure. A first oxide layer located on a set of group III nitride layers formed on a silicon carbide substrate is bonded to a second oxide layer located on a carrier substrate to form an oxide layer located between the carrier substrate and the set of group III nitride layers. The silicon carbide substrate has a doped layer. The silicon carbide substrate having the doped layer is etched using a photo-electrochemical etching process, wherein a doping level of the doped layer is such that the doped layer is removed and a silicon carbide layer in the silicon carbide substrate remains unetched. The semiconductor structure is formed using the silicon carbide layer and the set of group III nitride layers.

Abstract: A semiconductor structure comprises a substrate; an oxide layer on the substrate; a set of group III nitride layers on the oxide layer; and a set of silicon carbide layers located on the set of group III nitride layers.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and system for forming a semiconductor structure. A first oxide layer located on a set of group III nitride layers formed on a silicon carbide substrate is bonded to a second oxide layer located on a carrier substrate to form an oxide layer located between the carrier substrate and the set of group III nitride layers. The silicon carbide substrate has a doped layer. The silicon carbide substrate having the doped layer is etched using a photo-electrochemical etching process, wherein a doping level of the doped layer is such that the doped layer is removed and a silicon carbide layer in the silicon carbide substrate remains unetched. The semiconductor structure is formed using the silicon carbide layer and the set of group III nitride layers.

Abstract: Methods of in situ fabrication and formation of horizontal nanowires for a semiconductor device employ non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth to selectively grow a semiconductor material in a selective area opening of predefined asymmetrical geometry. The selective area opening is defined in a dielectric layer to expose a semiconductor layer underlying the dielectric layer. The non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth is performed at a growth temperature sufficient to also in situ form a linear stress crack of nanoscale width that is nucleated from a location in a vicinity of the selective area opening and that propagates in a uniform direction along a crystal plane of the semiconductor layer in both the semiconductor layer and the dielectric layer as a linear nanogap template. The semiconductor material is further selectively grown to fill the linear nanogap template to in situ form the nanowire that is uniformly linear.

Abstract: Methods of in situ fabrication and formation of horizontal nanowires for a semiconductor device employ non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth to selectively grow a semiconductor material in a selective area opening of predefined asymmetrical geometry. The selective area opening is defined in a dielectric layer to expose a semiconductor layer underlying the dielectric layer. The non-catalytic selective area epitaxial growth is performed at a growth temperature sufficient to also in situ form a linear stress crack of nanoscale width that is nucleated from a location in a vicinity of the selective area opening and that propagates in a uniform direction along a crystal plane of the semiconductor layer in both the semiconductor layer and the dielectric layer as a linear nanogap template. The semiconductor material is further selectively grown to fill the linear nanogap template to in situ form the nanowire that is uniformly linear.

Abstract: A device for storing and/or transferring quantum data. The device has a plurality of elongate semiconductor structures arranged in side by said with each elongate semiconductor structure having a quantum well layer of one semiconductor material disposed between upper and lower layers of a different semiconductor material which share the same or essentially the same crystalline structure as that of the quantum well layer. Neighboring ones of the elongate semiconductor structures share a region forming a constriction between the neighboring ones of the elongate semiconductor structures.

Abstract: A multi-channel free-space optical wavelength division multiplexing system for optical quantum communication includes a transmitter configured to encode an input signal into a weak optical signal carrying quantum information, and to transmit the weak optical signal over a plurality of frequency channels in free space, each of the plurality of frequency channels corresponding to a plurality of photons of the weak optical signal, and a receiver configured to receive and decode the weak optical signal.