Narrow Photoluminescemce Line Width of Closely Stacked InAs Self-Assembled Quantum Dot Structures

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概要

• 論文の詳細を見る
• 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
• 1997-02-01

著者

• YOKOYAMA Naoki

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• AWANO Yuji

  Fujitsu Ltd.

• FUTATSUGI Toshiro

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• NAKATA Yoshiaki

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Sugawara Mitsuru

  Fujitsu Limited And Fujitsu Laboratories Limited

• Sugawara Mitsuru

  北海道大学 薬学研究臨床薬剤学

• Nakata Y

  Fujitsu Ltd. Atsugi Jpn

• SUGIYAMA Yoshihiro

  Fujitsu Limited

• Sugiyama Y

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Awano Yuji

  Fujitsu Lab. Ltd. Kanagawa Jpn

• Awano Y

  Fujitsu Ltd. Atsugi Jpn

• Awano Yuji

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Nishikawa Y

  Toshiba Corp. Kawasaki Jpn

• Nishikawa Y

  Materials And Devices Research Laboratories Toshiba Corporation

• Nishikawa Yukie

  Advanced Lsi Technology Laboratory Corporate Research & Development Center Toshiba Corporation

• Nishikawa Yukie

  Corporate Research & Development Center Toshiba Corporation

• Sugawara Mitsuru

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Sugawara M

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Yokoyama Naoki

  Department of Pediatrics, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine

• Segawa Yusaburo

  Photodynamics Research Center Riken (institute Of Physical And Chemical Research)

• Sugiyama Yoshinobu

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Yokoyama N

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Sugawara M

  Semiconductor Company Sony Corporation

• Futatsugi T

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Sugawara M

  Fujitsu Limited And Fujitsu Laboratories Limited

• Nakata Yoshiaki

  Fujitsu Laboratories Limited

• Yokoyama Naoki

  Institute For Nano Quantum Information Electronics The University Of Tokyo

• Sugiyama Yoshihiro

  Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

• Sugawara Mitsuru

  Fujitsu and Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., 10-1 Morinosato-Wakamiya, Atsugi, Kanagawa 243-0197, Japan

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