Multiple-quantum-well GaInNAs-GaNAs ridge-waveguide laser diodes operating out to 1.4 /spl mu/m
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J.S. Harris | W. Ha | S. Bank | M. Wistey | W. Ha | M. Wistey | V. Gambin | V. Gambin | S. Bank | Seongsin Kim | J. Harris | James S. Harris | Wonill Ha | Seongsin M. Kim
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