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Studies on Radiation-induced Defects in InP/InAsP Nanowire-based Quantum Disc-in wire Photodetectors

Mansouri, 2018

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The need to understand radiation effects and to mitigate potential radiation damage in semiconductor devices and circuits has been growing in recent years. Space applications and military operations in radiation environments are obvious areas where intense high …
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