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The dynamic behavior of continuous wave (cw) laser-induced crystallization in the a-Si:H film on a quartz substrate is studied by light scattering. Microcrystals of dimensions less than 30 Å could be grown in a stable state and it is demonstrated that the surface-to-volume correction is essential for estimating the frequency of the crystallinelike mode. It is suggested that bulk-induced crystallization may be responsible for the formation of very small crystallites.
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