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Strong luminescence from strain relaxed InGaN/GaN nanotips for highly efficient light emitters

Chang et al., 2007

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8114595540764508158
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Chang H
Hsieh Y
Chen T
Chen Y
Liang C
Lin T
Tseng S
Chen L
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Optics Express

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Semiconductor heterostructures represent the most important building block for current optoelectronic devices. One of the common features of semiconductor heterostructures is the existence of internal strain due to lattice mismatch. The internal strain can tilt the band …
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