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Refractive index changes of low temperature grown GaAs depending on its annealing history

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Abstract

GaAs grown at low temperatures (LT-GaAs, 210°C-250°C) is known to exhibit very short carrier lifetimes (<1 ps)1,2 and semi-insulating behaviour after annealing (≈550°C). Therefore, this material is very appealing for both fabrication of excellent insulating layers in FETs and for extremely fast photoconductors.

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