“…The traveling liquidus-zone (TLZ) method [1,2] can grow a homogeneous crystal of a ternary compound semiconductor such as In 0. 3 translating a sample with the same rate as an estimated growth rate.…”
“…The traveling liquidus-zone (TLZ) method [1,2] can grow a homogeneous crystal of a ternary compound semiconductor such as In 0. 3 translating a sample with the same rate as an estimated growth rate.…”
“…However, it is still difficult to obtain the homogeneous crystals. Thus we have developed a new technique called the traveling liquidus-zone (TLZ) method [10,11], which is one of the solution zone methods. A feature of the TLZ method is to easily determine a proper sample translation rate for the homogeneous crystal growth.…”
“…Therefore, growth methods for semiconductor alloys bulk crystals are highly desirable. Growth methods for InGaAs, AlGaSb, InGaSb, SiGe, and other semiconductor alloy bulk crystals have been investigated [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12].…”
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