Comparison of InAs nanowire conductivity: influence of growth method and structure

Comparison of InAs nanowire conductivity: influence of growth method and structure
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InAs纳米线电导率比较:生长方法和结构的影响

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10.1002/pssc.201100282
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Physica Status Solidi (c)
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D. Grützmacher
D. Grützmacher
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K. Sladek;A. Winden;S. Wirths;K. Weis;C. Blömers;Ö. Gül;T. Grap;S. Lenk;M. von der Ahe;T. E. Weirich;H. Hardtdegen;M. I. Lepsa;A. Lysov;Z.‐A. Li;W. Prost;F.‐J. Tegude;H. Lüth;T. Schäpers;D. Grützmacher

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