Abstract
It is shown that type-I or type-II heterojunctions can be formed at heterojunction boundaries, depending on the composition of the active region and/or bounding layers. This is governed by differences in the mechanisms of radiative recombination, the temperature dependence of the radiation wavelength, the polarization type of the radiation, and the current-voltage characteristics.
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