Abstract
First-and second-order Raman scattering spectra in Si nanocrystals have been studied. The shift to lower frequencies and the substantial broadening of first-order Raman scattering lines observed to occur with decreasing nanoparticle size were established to correlate with those in second-order spectra. It is shown that the experimentally observed shifts of peaks and their broadening cannot be predicted based only on the phenomenological model of strong phonon wave function localization. The anharmonic effect originating from the heating of the nanoparticle surface by laser radiation should also be included. Proper fitting of experimental data revealed that the anharmonic constants depend strongly on nanoparticle size. The shape and spectral positions of maxima in second-order Raman scattering spectra have been theoretically described.
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