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Wafers of (100) GaAs have been implanted with 140 keV Zn+ ions at off-
channeling direction up to a fluence of 1 x 10(14) cm-2. The target te
mperature was kept at 110 +/- 10-degrees-C. The defect clusters and th
e damage depth distributions were investigated by planar and cross-sec
tional high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM and XHR
TEM) and were modelled by a MAR-LOWE-based computer code. The experime
ntal mean depth of the damage profile located at about 85 nm exceeds t
he calculated deposited energy and vacancy distributions by more than
50%. The correlation between the deposited energy density within the c
ascade and the inner structure of the observed defect clusters is disc
ussed.