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Abbreviation MBE AFM QD CMOS QWR DOS OEIC SA MD MT APD GPA RHEED SK FM VW FWHM UHV PGA PL HR TEM SEM MEE LED RMS DSAR HR-XRD EBL APBs EBE EBL FIB NW ZB InAs GaAs InGaAs GaP DOE Descriptions Molecular beam epitaxy Atomic force microscopy Quantum dot Complementary metal oxide semiconductor Quantum wire Density of state function Optoelectronic integrated circuit Self assembled Mist dislocation Micro twin Anti phase domain Geometry phase analysis Reection high energy diraction Stranski-Krastanov growth mode Frank-van der Merwe growth mode Volmer-Weber growth mode Full width at half maximum Ultra high vacuum Post growth annealing Photoluminescence High resolution Transmission electron microscopy Scanning electron microscopy Migration enhanced epitaxy Light-emitting diodes Root mean square Double atomic reconstruction High resolution x ray diraction Equivalent beam pressure Anti phase boundaries Electron beam evaporator Electron beam lithography Focused ion beam Nanowire Zinc blend Indium arsenide Gallium arsenide Indium gallium arsenide Gallium phosphide Density of state function
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Molecular Beam Epitaxial Growth of
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Introduction thesis a detailed stud
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Introduction 1.1.2 Thesis Approach
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