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June 1, 1991IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics

GaAs buried heterostructure vertical cavity top-surface emitting lasers

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AIA. IbarakiTokyo Institute of TechnologyKFK. FurusawaSanyo (Japan)TIT. IshikawaFujitsu (Japan)

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