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We report on polarization independent 1.55 µm room temperature edge emission from an InGaAs immersion layer, being a quasi-two-dimensional surrounding of columnar quantum dashes formed during the close stacking self assembled growth. Calculations performed in an 8 band k · p model revealed that the in-plane strain distribution across the immersion layer induces a significant heavy hole–light hole valence states mixing leading to equal transverse electric and transverse magnetic components of the optical transition intensity.
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