Photoemission and X‐ray absorption studies of the electronic structure of GaN‐based diluted magnetic semiconductors

Photoemission and X‐ray absorption studies of the electronic structure of GaN‐based diluted magnetic semiconductors
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10.1002/pssb.200565329
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2006-06
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physica status solidi (b)
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J. I. Hwang;Y. Ishida;M. Kobayashi;Y. Osafune;T. Mizokawa;A. Fujimori;Y. Takeda;K. Terai;S. Fujimori;Y. Saitoh;Y. Muramatsu;A. Tanaka;T. Kondo;H. Munekata;M. Hashimoto;H. Tanaka;S. Hasegawa;H. Asahi
J. I. Hwang;Y. Ishida;M. Kobayashi;Y. Osafune;T. Mizokawa;A. Fujimori;Y. Takeda;K. Terai;S. Fujimori;Y. Saitoh;Y. Muramatsu;A. Tanaka;T. Kondo;H. Munekata;M. Hashimoto;H. Tanaka;S. Hasegawa;H. Asahi
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作者:
J. I. Hwang;Y. Ishida;M. Kobayashi;Y. Osafune;T. Mizokawa;A. Fujimori;Y. Takeda;K. Terai;S. Fujimori;Y. Saitoh;Y. Muramatsu;A. Tanaka;T. Kondo;H. Munekata;M. Hashimoto;H. Tanaka;S. Hasegawa;H. Asahi

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