Phase separation suppression in InxGa1-xN on a Si substrate using an indium modulation technique
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J. Park | Jongmin Kim | Y. Jo | Sangeun Cho | Hyungsang Kim | H. Im | H. Woo | Y. Seo | Junho Lee | C. Hahn | C. Roh | Hansol Jo
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