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Confinement effects of AlAs native-oxide apertures buried in quantum well lasers

AlGaAs native-oxide apertures buried within epitaxial laser structures provide excellent current and optical confinement. We report here the experimental characterization and theoretical analysis of these confinement effects in quantum well lasers.

Chao-Kun Lin | P. Dapkus | M. MacDougal | Chao-Kun Lin | P.D. Dapkus | Yong Cheng | M.H. MacDougal | Yong Cheng

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