Abstract
Using cathodoluminescence spectroscopy directly performed in a scanning transmission electron microscope at liquid helium temperature, the structural and optical properties of GaN nanocolumns, in particular extended defects like stacking faults and dislocations, have been characterized. The influence of the crystalline real structure on the emission properties using the capability of addressing individual stacking faults is comprehensively examined.
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