Quantum dot lasers based on a stacked and strain-compensated active region grown by metal-organic chemical vapor deposition
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Diana L. Huffaker | C. P. Hains | P. S. Wong | N. Nuntawong | D. Huffaker | N. Nuntawong | C. Hains | Y. Xin | S. H. Huang | Yongchun Xin | P. Wong | S. Birudavolu | S. Birudavolu | S. Huang
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