The influence of quantum-well composition on the performance of quantum dot lasers using InAs-InGaAs dots-in-a-well (DWELL) structures
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A. Stintz | H. Li | A. Stintz | K. Malloy | L. Lester | H. Li | P. Varangis | T. Newell | A. Gray | G.T. Liu | A.L. Gray | T.C. Newell | K.J. Malloy | L.F. Lester | G.T. Liu | P.M. Varangis | G.T. Liu
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