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Mesa-top quantum dot single photon emitter arrays: Growth, optical characteristics, and the simulated optical response of integrated dielectric nanoantenna …Zhang et al., 2016
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- Zhang J
- Chattaraj S
- Lu S
- Madhukar A
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- Journal of Applied Physics
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Nanophotonic quantum information processing systems require spatially ordered, spectrally uniform single photon sources (SPSs) integrated on-chip with co-designed light manipulating elements providing emission rate enhancement, emitted photon guidance, and …
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