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We have used the cross-sectional transmission electron microscope to study InAs grown by molecular beam epitaxy. For the InAs films directly grown on GaAs, the dislocation density at the InAs-GaAs interface is several orders of magnitude higher than that in the bulk films. Those grown by the step grading technique show strong interactions among dislocations at the interfaces, and a much reduced dislocation density in the thin InAs layers.
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Progress In Crystal Growth And Characterization
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