Method for the growth of a compound semiconductor crystal

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048697761

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ABSTRACT:
A method for the growth of a compound semiconductor crystal using the sublimation method or the halogen transportation method, comprising maintaining the temperature of a limited portion of the crystal, which has just begun to grow, at a higher level than that of the crystal growth temperature, thereby attaining control of the crystallinity of the crystal at the initial growth stage, and an apparatus for the said method.

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Tairov et al.; "Progress in Controlling the Growth of Polytypic Crystals"; V. I. Ulyanov (Lenin) Electrical Engineering Institute, Leningrad, P-22, 197022 USSR; Aug. 24, 1982; pp. 111-161.

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