Low threshold current operation of self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dot lasers by metal organic chemical vapour deposition
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Yoshiaki Nakata | Hisao Sudo | Hiroji Ebe | Akito Kuramata | N. Hatori | Jun Tatebayashi | M. Sugawara | Y. Arakawa | Y. Arakawa | Y. Nakata | J. Tatebayashi | N. Hatori | H. Ebe | M. Sugawara | H. Sudo | H. Kakuma | A. Kuramata | H. Kakuma
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