Data for reference newman-apl-62-1242Thermodynamic and kinetic processes involved in the growth of epitaxial GaN thin films
N. Newman, J. Ross, M. Rubin
Applied Physics Letters 62(11), 1242 (1993).
Role of thermodynamic and kinetic factors in the growth of GaN is
discussed. It is shown that growth techniques like MBE use a
combination of the growth parameters (temperature, species' partial
pressures) corresponding to dissocoation of GaN into liquid and gas
phases. In contrast, VPE is predicted to use the parameters
corresponding to stable growth of the crystal.
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