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The author studied the interdiffusion between the InGaAs wells and InGaAs barriers as a function of phosphine and arsine pressure. The effect of strain and substrate etch pit density was explored. The interdiffusion rates for unstrained and strained quantum wells were similar, whether grown on low or high etch pit density substrates. The interdiffusion mechanism has been shown to be not due to the group V vacancies.<>