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NOTES TO PAGES 152–155 305<br />
45 (1996) (Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the Nobel Symposium ‘‘Heterostructures in Semiconductors),<br />
forthcoming.<br />
15. Alferov, ‘‘<strong>The</strong> history and future.’’<br />
16. Herb Nelson, ‘‘Epitaxial growth from the liquid state and its application to<br />
the fabrication <strong>of</strong> tunnel and laser diodes,’’ RCA Review 24 pp. 603–615 (Dec.<br />
1963).<br />
17. Alferov, ‘‘<strong>The</strong> history and future’’; he refers to Z. I. Alferov et al., ‘‘Highvoltage<br />
p-n junctions in GaxAl 1�xAs crystals,’’ Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov 1,<br />
p. 1579 (1967) (submitted May 18, 1967); published in English in Soviet Physics—Semiconductors<br />
1, p. 1313 (1968).<br />
18. A team at the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center made gallium aluminum<br />
arsenide heterostructures on gallium arsenide substrates. H. Rupprecht, J. M.<br />
Woodall, and G. D. Pettit, ‘‘Efficient visible electroluminescence at 300�K from<br />
Ga 1�xA 1�xAs p-n junctions grown by liquid-phase epitaxy,’’ Applied Physics Letters<br />
11, pp. 81–83 (Aug. 1, 1967).<br />
19. H. Kressel and H. Nelson, ‘‘Close confinement gallium arsenide pn junction<br />
lasers with reduced optical loss at room temperature,’’ RCA Review 30, pp. 106–<br />
113 (Mar. 1969).<br />
20. ‘‘What is in a name? Plenty—when it refers to new diodes,’’ Laser Focus<br />
5, pp. 20–21 (Aug. 1969).<br />
21. Izuo Hayashi, ‘‘Heterostructure lasers,’’ IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices<br />
ED-31, pp. 1630–1642 (Nov. 1984).<br />
22. Morton Panish, interview, July 19, 1995.<br />
23. Hayashi, ‘‘Heterostructure lasers.’’<br />
24. Morton Panish, telephone interview, June 30, 1995.<br />
25. Hayashi, ‘‘Heterostructure lasers.’’<br />
26. I. Hayashi, M. Panish, and P. W. Foy, ‘‘A low-threshold room-temperature<br />
injection laser,’’ IEEE Journal <strong>of</strong> Quantum Electronics QE-5, pp. 211–213 (Apr.<br />
1969).<br />
27. Kressel and Nelson, ‘‘Close-confinement.’’<br />
28. See fig. 4 in Z. I. Alferov et al., ‘‘AlAs-GaAs Heterojunction injection lasers<br />
with a low room-temperature threshold,’’ Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov 3, No.<br />
9, pp. 1328–1332 (Sept. 1969); published in English in Soviet Physics—Semiconductors<br />
3, No. 9, pp. 1107–1110 (Mar. 1970).<br />
29. Zhores I. Alferov, letter to author, June 14, 1996.<br />
30. Hayashi, ‘‘Heterostructure lasers.’’<br />
31. Ibid. Memorial Day was celebrated on May 30, which was a Saturday in<br />
1970. Bell employees had the following Monday <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
32. <strong>The</strong> executive was Bill Boyle. Panish telephone interview, June 30, 1995.<br />
33. I. Hayashi, M. B. Panish, P. W. Foy, and S. Sumski, ‘‘Junction lasers which<br />
operate continuously at room temperature,’’ Applied Physics Letters 17, No. 3,<br />
pp. 109–111 (Aug. 1, 1970).<br />
34. Alferov, ‘‘<strong>The</strong> history and future.’’<br />
35. Jack C. Dyment, telephone interview, Dec. 18, 1996; J. C. Dyment,<br />
‘‘Hermite-Gaussian mode patterns in GaAs junction lasers,’’ Applied Physics Letters<br />
10, No. 3, pp. 84–86 (Feb. 1, 1967).<br />
36. Peter Selway, telephone interview, Jan. 31, 1995.<br />
37. Zhores I. Alferov et al., ‘‘Effect <strong>of</strong> the heterostructure parameters on the<br />
laser threshold current and the realization <strong>of</strong> continuous generation at room temperature,’’<br />
Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov 4, p. 1826 (1970) (submitted May 6,