G. Kuang, Zhan-guo Wang, Jiben Liang, Bowei Xu, Zhanping Zhu, L. Zou
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Abstract
For the first time, we have grown (Al,Ga)As/GaAs epilayers which show some remarkable quantum wire characteristics-red shift as much as 98 meV-on vicinal (111)B GaAs substrate. For comparison, the epilayers were also deposited on (100) and (111)B substrates simultaneously. But the PL results of these three samples are very different-we explained these PL results with a model based on growth dynamics and drew a conclusion that steps on (111)B surface can play a very important role in crystal growth.