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Substrate temperature limits for epitaxy of InP by MBE

Norris et al., 1979

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5890936921355933236
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Norris M
Stanley C
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Applied Physics Letters

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The temperature range within which epitaxial unintentionally doped InP can be deposited from In and P2 beams by MBE on to (100) InP substrates has been determined to be l00- 405· C. Above 410· C whisker growth from In droplets via a vapor-liquid-solid process …
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