HVPE growth and characterization of GaP on different substrates and patterned templates for frequency conversion devices
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William D. Goodhue | Rita D. Peterson | David Bliss | Michael Snure | Krongtip Termkoa | Vladimir L. Tassev | Robert Bedford | W. Goodhue | R. Bedford | D. Bliss | G. Bryant | M. Snure | V. Tassev | G. Bryant | C. Yapp | R. Peterson | K. Termkoa | C. Yapp
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