First results on GaAs blocked impurity band (BIB) structures for far-infrared detector arrays
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Eugene E. Haller | Nancy M. Haegel | Reinhard O. Katterloher | Gerd Jakob | Lothar A. Reichertz | J. W. Beeman | B. L. Cardozo | D. I. Larsen | S. J. Tschanz
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