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1 Introduction Room-temperature micro/nanolasers are recognized as fundamental components for high-speed optical communications, high-density data storage, and on-chip spectral detection [1-4].
Metal halide perovskites are considered an important class of semiconductors in optoelectronics owing to their excellent optoelectronic properties. Unfortunately, phase separation in mixed-halide systems is often identified as a critical defect, leading to compromised stability and reduced luminescence efficiency.
Plasmon-enhanced photoresponse and stability of CsPbBr3 microwire/GaN heterojunction photodetector with surface-modified Ag nanoparticles While possessing these superiorities of high optical absorption coefficient, high mobility, long carrier diffusion length and low defect density, the sample of one-dimensional perovskite monocrystals has been extensively used to construct optoelectronic devices.
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