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Effects of oxygen gas on the dry etching of high-Al-content AlGaN layers

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By Maria Strømme, Melvin M. Vopson
| buff.ly
Topics Field effect transistors, Inductively coupled plasma, Etching, Atomic force microscopy, Multilayers, Semiconductor materials, Piranha solution, Chemical properties Group III-nitride semiconductors, particularly AlGaN, have emerged as indispensable materials for a broad range of optoelectronic and high-power electronic applications owing to their tunable wide bandgaps, high breakdown voltages, and thermal stabilities.1 In the optoelectronic domain, high-Al-content AlGaN is essential for...
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Gravity Could Be Proof We’re Living in a Computer Simulation, New Theory Suggests

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By Melvin M. Vopson
| Tech News Tube
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Gravity Could Be Proof We’re Living in a Computer Simulation, New Theory Suggests

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By Melvin M. Vopson, George Dvorsky Verified
| Gizmodo Verified
We have long taken it for granted that gravity is one of the basic forces of nature–one of the invisible threads that keeps the universe stitched together. But suppose that this is not true. Suppose the law of gravity is simply an echo of something more fundamental: a byproduct of the universe operating under a computer-like code. That is the premise of my latest research, published in the journal AIP Advances.
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