Study of high frequency response of self-organised stacked quantum dot lasers at room temperature
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D. Bimberg | Alois Krost | D. Bimberg | M.-H. Mao | F. Heinrichsdorff | A. Krost | Frank Heinrichsdorff | Ming-Hua Mao | M. Mao
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