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Influence of metamorphic buffer design on electrophysical and structural properties of MHEMT nanoheterostructures In0.7Al0.3As/In0.7Ga0.3As/In0.7Al0.3As/GaAs

Philippe Buffat, Benjamin Dwir, Elena Suvorova Buffat
2012
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Metamorphic InxAl1-xAs buffer design influence on electrophysical and structural properties of the MHEMT nanoheterostructures was investigated. Electrophysical properties of the nanoheterostructures were characterized by Hall measurements, while the struc

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Philippe Buffat, Benjamin Dwir, Elena Suvorova Buffat
2012
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