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June 18, 1990Applied Physics Letters

Drastic reduction of series resistance in doped semiconductor distributed Bragg reflectors for surface-emitting lasers

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KTK. TaiMurray State UniversityLYLong YangNational Ready Mixed Concrete AssociationYWY. H. WangNational Cheng Kung University

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