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titleOfInvention Oxide single crystal and method for growing the same
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an oxide single crystal which stably controls melt convection and has good crystallinity for an oxide having a light absorption peak in an infrared region, and a method for growing the same. SOLUTION: When growing an oxide single crystal having an optical absorption peak in an infrared region by a rotational pulling method using high-frequency induction heating, an afterheater divided along the pulling direction or an afterheater having an openable and closable slit. An oxide single crystal grown by placing it above a crucible and a method for growing the same.
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