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September 14, 1987Applied Physics Letters

Chemical beam epitaxially grown InP/InGaAsP interference mirror for use near 1.55 μm wavelength

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KTK. TaiMurray State UniversitySMS. L. McCallAT&T (United States)SCS. N. G. ChuNational Taiwan Normal University

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