Breaking the Doping Limit in Silicon by Deep Impurities
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L. Rebohle | M. Helm | W. Skorupa | Yufang Xie | Ye Yuan | Chi Xu | M. Helm | R. Heller | Shengqiang Zhou | Mao Wang | Yufang Xie | L. Rebohle | Chi Xu | S. Prucnal | W. Skorupa | Shengqiang Zhou | Ye Yuan | S. Prucnal | Mao Wang | A. Debernardi | Y. Berenc'en | R. Heller | R. Bottger | A. Debernardi | Y. Berenc'en | R. Bottger
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