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The observation of one-monolayer well size fluctuations in a superlattice is reported. Luminescence experiments show that several exciton peaks occur, each of them corresponding to a discrete well width differing by one monolayer from the next one. This attribution is confirmed by the intentional introduction of a larger well in the structure. It is also checked by comparison with the x-ray diffraction results that confirm the variations of the superlattice parameters observed in luminescence, and by photoluminescence excitation experiments that also show a splitting.
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Deveaud et al. (1984) studied this question.
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