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Charge transport and luminescence in InGaN-based short-wavelength light-emitting diodes feature some anomalies: 1) low-temperature quenching of luminescence yield; 2) very large ideality factor of I-V curves. These observations are explained in terms of electron ballistic overflow and injection-induced conductivity on p-side.
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