Method for forming semiconductor crystal and semiconductor cryst

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor crystals are formed by applying a semiconductor crystal forming treatment on a substrate having a free surface on which a deposition surface (S.sub.NDS) with a small nucleation density and a deposition surface (S.sub.NDL) with metal having a sufficiently small area for crystal growth only from a single nucleus and having a greater nucleation density (ND.sub.L) than the nucleation density (ND.sub.S) of the deposition surface (S.sub.NDS) are arranged adjacent to each other, thereby growing a semiconductor single crystal from the single nucleus.

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