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Photoluminescence study of as-grown vertically standing wurtzite InP nanowire ensembles.
We demonstrate a method that enables the study of photoluminescence of as-grown nanowires on a native substrate by non-destructively suppressing the contribution of substrate photoluminescence. This is achieved by using polarized photo-excitation and photoluminescence and by making an appropriate ch
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