Nanonet Formation by Constitutional Supercooling of Pulsed Laser Annealed, Mn-Implanted Germanium

Nanonet Formation by Constitutional Supercooling of Pulsed Laser Annealed, Mn-Implanted Germanium
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10.1007/978-3-319-03131-6_2
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2014
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D. Bürger;Shengqiang Zhou;Marcel Höwler;X. Ou;G. Kovács;H. Reuther;A. Mücklich;W. Skorupa;H. Schmidt
D. Bürger;Shengqiang Zhou;Marcel Höwler;X. Ou;G. Kovács;H. Reuther;A. Mücklich;W. Skorupa;H. Schmidt
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D. Bürger;Shengqiang Zhou;Marcel Höwler;X. Ou;G. Kovács;H. Reuther;A. Mücklich;W. Skorupa;H. Schmidt

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