Physical understanding of electron mobility in asymmetrically strained InGaAs-on-insulator metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors fabricated by lateral strain relaxation
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M. Takenaka | S. Takagi | R. Nakane | M. Yokoyama | O. Ichikawa | M. Hata | Sanghyeon Kim | Y. Ikku | T. Osada
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