Ab-initio calculation of point defect equilibria during heat treatment: Nitrogen, hydrogen, and silicon doped diamond

@article{Mansoor2022AbinitioCO,
  title={Ab-initio calculation of point defect equilibria during heat treatment: Nitrogen, hydrogen, and silicon doped diamond},
  author={Mubashir Mansoor and Mehya Mansoor and Maryam Mansoor and Ammar Aksoy and Sinem Nergiz Seyhan and Betul Yildirim and Ahmet Tahiri and Nuri Solak and Kursat Kazmanli and Zuhal Er and Kamil Czelej and Mustafa Urgen},
  journal={Diamond and Related Materials},
  year={2022}
}
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