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August 8, 2014Journal of Applied Physics

Multicycle rapid thermal annealing optimization of Mg-implanted GaN: Evolution of surface, optical, and structural properties

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JGJordan D. GreenleeUnited States Naval Research LaboratoryBFBoris N. FeigelsonUnited States Naval Research LaboratoryTATravis J. AndersonFlorida State University

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