Laser pulses have been used to study the growth and removal of dislocations underneath thin oxide layers in silicon. These observations provide clear evidence of melting under the oxide layer without disturbing the oxide layer on the surface. The thickness of melted regions increased with increasing of stacking faults were observed, presumably as a result of melting of the oxide layer and the introduction of oxide clusters in silicon.
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