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Highly uniform InGaAs/GaAs quantum dots (∼ 15 nm) by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition

Oshinowo et al., 1994

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747836040420998116
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Oshinowo J
Nishioka M
Ishida S
Arakawa Y
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Applied physics letters

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We report the direct deposition of strained InGaAs‐dot structures with a diameter of about 15 nm on GaAs surfaces by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition growth. High resolution scanning electron micrographs show highly uniform quantum‐sized dots formed by the …
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