Heteroepitaxial Growth of GaAs/Ge Buffer Layer on Si for Metamorphic InGaAs Lasers
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Takaaki Kakitsuka | Shinji Matsuo | Ryo Nakao | Masakazu Arai | S. Matsuo | T. Kakitsuka | R. Nakao | M. Arai
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