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Properties of InAs lasers

Melngailis et al., 1966

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4121903945099980146
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Melngailis I
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Two different recombination mechanisms can be distinguished in the infrared radiation spectra of InAs. The photoluminescence of n‐type InAs corresponds to a direct band‐to‐ band (or weak exciton) transition. The photoluminescence of Zn‐doped p‐type InAs and the …
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