Abstract
p/n junctions in Ge-doped GaAs consisting ofp-type layers with extremely smooth surfaces and low compensationn-type layers were fabricated by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). During growth the site occupancy of Ge was controlled by varying the substrate temperature fromT s <500°C (n-type layers) toT s >600°C (p-type layers) at aconstant As4 to Ga flux ratio of 2. This yields stable growth conditions for the generation of Ga and As vacancies, respectively.
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