Compound semiconductor multilayer structure and bipolar...

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ABSTRACT:
A compound semiconductor multilayer structure comprising a carbon-containing p-type gallium arsenide (GaAs)-system crystal layer, wherein the carbon-containing p-type GaAs-system crystal layer exhibits a predominant photoluminescence peak measured at 20K within a range of 828 nm to 845 nm, and wherein the ratio of hydrogen atom concentration to carbon atom concentration in the carbon-containing p-type GaAs crystal layer is 1/5 or less. Furthermore, in a photoluminescence measurement at 10K, the carbon-containing GaAs-system p-type crystal layer exhibits a first predominant photoluminescence peak and a second predominant photoluminescence peak due to band gap transitions of GaAs and wherein the second predominant luminescence wavelength has a longer wavelength than the first predominant photoluminescence wavelength and the intensity ratio of the second luminescence peak to the first luminescence peak is within a range from 0.5 to 3.

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