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arXiv:0708.2485 · Journal of Materials Science Materials in Electronics

Analytical analysis of single-photon correlations emitted by disordered semiconductor heterostructures

Peter Bozsoki, Walter Hoyer, M. Kira, Imre Varga, P. Thomas, Stephan W. Koch, Henning Schomerus

Published Oct 23, 2007• 0 citations
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10.1007/s10854-007-9424-0

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