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Transmission electron microscope studies were made of CuPt-type ordering in molecular beam epitaxial InAsySb1−y natural strained layer superlattices and homogeneous layers grown at temperatures in the range 295–470 °C. Ordering occurs with a maximum at a growth temperature of 370–400 °C, individual (1̄11) and (11̄1) ordered domains up to 10 nm in size are present, and there is a modulation of periodicity 3 d110 within the layers, where d110 is the (110) lattice spacing. The latter correlates with a [2×3] atomic surface reconstruction present during growth.
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