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Thin film deposition / Semiconductor device fabrication / Crystallographic defects / Crystals / Lattice constant / Epitaxy / Strain engineering / Molecular beam epitaxy / Solid / Materials science / Condensed matter physics / Matter
Date: 2011-08-06 18:23:30
Thin film deposition
Semiconductor device fabrication
Crystallographic defects
Crystals
Lattice constant
Epitaxy
Strain engineering
Molecular beam epitaxy
Solid
Materials science
Condensed matter physics
Matter

www.advmat.de www.MaterialsViews.com COMMUNICATION Wafer-Scale Strain Engineering of Ultrathin Semiconductor

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