Thermal behavior and stability of room‐temperature continuous AlxGa1−xAs‐GaAs quantum well heterostructure lasers grown on Si
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Hisashi Shichijo | Dennis G. Deppe | D. C. Hall | Richard J. Matyi | Nick Holonyak | J. E. Epler | N. Holonyak | D. Deppe | R. Matyi | J. Epler | H. Shichijo | D. Hall
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