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Publication
IPR 1992
Conference paper
Luminescence, Spectroscopy and Composition Fluctuations in (110) Cross Sections of AIGaAs Multilayers
Abstract
The controlled growth of semiconductor (ternary and quaternary) compound layers and their interfaces is a key concern in epitaxial technology. Ultimately both crystallographic and elemental accuracy on the atomic scale is required. In the analysis of such multilayers, however, large-scale' techniques such as transmission electron microscopy and e:iciton luminescence are usually employed which retrieve their signals from a large number of crystalline unit cells (typically 102 to 104).Therefore their analysis gives averaged data. © 1992 Optical Society of America