Abstract
The effect of nanosecond pulses of ruby laser radiation on the structural state and morphology of the epitaxial layers of a SiO0.5Ge0.5 solid solution on silicon with the initiation of a crystal-melt phase transition has been studied by electron microscopy. Data on the photoelectric parameters of the laser-modified layers having a cellular structure owing to the segregation of germanium during the solidification of the binary melt have been derived.
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