Surface and interfaces of HgCdTe. What can we learn from 3–5’s? What is unique with HgCdTe?

W. E. Spicer; J. A. Silberman; Per Morgen; I. Lindau; J. A. Wilson

doi:10.1116/1.571699

May 1, 1982Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology

Surface and interfaces of HgCdTe. What can we learn from 3–5’s? What is unique with HgCdTe?

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