Growth and fabrication of high-performance 980-nm strained InGaAs quantum-well lasers for erbium-doped fiber amplifiers
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Niloy K. Dutta | John Lopata | S. N. G. Chu | Alexei V. Syrbu | A. Z. Mereutza | V. P. Yakovlev | N. Dutta | A. Syrbu | S. Chu | V. Yakovlev | J. Lopata | M. Chand | M. Chand | M. Geva | A. Mereutza | M. Geva
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