Quasi-CW Lasing from Directly Patterned and Encapsulated Perovskite Cavity at 260 K

Quasi-CW Lasing from Directly Patterned and Encapsulated Perovskite Cavity at 260 K
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10.1021/acsphotonics.2c00071
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2022-05
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Jiyoung Moon;Masoud Alahbakhshi;Abouzar Gharajeh;Quanwei Li;Zhitong Li;R. Haroldson;Sunah Kwon;R. Hawkins;M. Kim;Walter Hu;Xiang Zhang;A. Zakhidov;Q. Gu
Jiyoung Moon;Masoud Alahbakhshi;Abouzar Gharajeh;Quanwei Li;Zhitong Li;R. Haroldson;Sunah Kwon;R. Hawkins;M. Kim;Walter Hu;Xiang Zhang;A. Zakhidov;Q. Gu
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物理与天体物理1区
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Jiyoung Moon;Masoud Alahbakhshi;Abouzar Gharajeh;Quanwei Li;Zhitong Li;R. Haroldson;Sunah Kwon;R. Hawkins;M. Kim;Walter Hu;Xiang Zhang;A. Zakhidov;Q. Gu

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