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Rectangular InP corrugations of 70 nm pitch and 40 nm depth were buried with GaInAs by OMVPE so as to preserve the rectangular shape. A low regrowth temperature and short heating up time in an atmosphere of high PH3 partial pressure are effective in the suppression of thermal deformation during regrowth.
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