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The development of advanced epitaxial techniques has increased the vitality for many members of the semiconductor family, including more recently the wide gap II-VI compound semiconductors, by producing versatile superlattice and quantum-well structures where lower dimensional electronic and other phenomena can be examined.
© 1987 Optical Society of America
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