Method of forming thin, defect-free, monocrystalline layers of s

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148DIG93, 156DIG88, 437 17, 437 19, H01L 21265, H01L 21225

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ABSTRACT:
A structure comprising thin defect-free monocrystalline layer of a silicon of an insulating layer is produced from a structure comprising a thin recrystallizable layer of silicon on an insulating layer by use of a low softening point insulating layer, scanning the structure relative to a zone heater the beams of which are focused on the recrystallizable silicon layer so as to form a melt zone having a convex solid-liquid interface in the silicon layer while forming a liquid area under the melt zone in the insulating layer.

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