Observation of the Infrared Emission from Simply Periodical GaAs/AlAs Superlattices
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概要
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- 1999-09-20
著者
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Vaccaro Pablo
Atr Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
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Vaccaro Pablo
Atr Optical And Radio Communications Research Laboratories
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Vaccaro P
Atr Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
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Nishimura Tadashi
Nara Medical University
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DOMOTO Chiaki
ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
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OHTANI Naoki
ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
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KUROYANAGI Kazuyoshi
ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
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NISHIMURA Takehiro
R&D Center, Keihanna, Thin Film Device Grope, Kyocera Co.
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Ohtani Noboru
Advanced Technology Research Laboratories Nippon Steel Corporation
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