Method of producing a laser device

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor microstructure is formed by forming a groove having a surface of a side wall and a surface of a bottom, and depositing a semiconductor layer in the groove so that a width of the semiconductor layer is defined by the surface of the side wall.

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