Photoluminescence properties of SiGe/Si single wells with fluctuating struc
tural parameters are studied. Four SiGe/Si single wells have been grown on
Si(001) at 750 degrees C by disilane and solid Ge molecular beam epitaxy wi
th varied disilane cracking-temperatures. Intense NP and TO-phonon replicas
are detected up to 70 K in the photoluminescence spectra and the activatio
n energy of the thermal quenching of the photoluminescence is 28 +/- 4 meV.
The high growth temperature and purposeful introduction of fluctuation of
structural parameters may be responsible for the improvement of the thermal
quenching property.