Abstract
The ternary alloy Ga0.5In0.5P (GaInP) is a perspective material for the development of semiconductor lasers and laser diodes as a direct gap semiconductor lattice matched to GaAs. It has two modifications with large (~1.92 eV) and small (~1.82 eV) band gaps. The latter modification related to the spontaneous ordering of the cations of the group-III and has substantially different optical properties in comparison with large-band-gap modification.1
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