Dislocation-free epitaxial layer on a lattice-mismatched porous

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ABSTRACT:
Dislocation-free epitaxial layers on the surfaces of lattice mismatched single crystal substrates, such as germanium or gallium arsenide on silicon, can be grown provided the surfaces are suitably patterned, such as castellated or porous.

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