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We have demonstrated the laser operation of a short-wavelength ultraviolet laser diode with multiple-quantum-wells composed of GaN well layers. The laser action has been achieved in 340-nm-band far from the wavelength corresponding to GaN band gap under the pulsed current mode at room temperature. The device has been realized on the Al(0.2)Ga(0.8)N underlying layer. The AlN mole fraction of the underlying layer is 0.1 lower than that of the underlying layer which was used for the previously reported 342 nm laser diode. These results provide a chance to the next step for a shorter-wavelength ultraviolet laser diode.
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