By analysis of liquid phase epitaxial (LPE) growth experiments of GaAs
multiIayer structures, the incorporation rates at elementary growth s
teps (kinetic coefficients) are estimated. Conditions are presented to
prepare large singular surfaces with several micrometers distances be
tween regular elementary steps. Such quasi atomically flat surfaces ma
y become important for applications in semiconductor and superconducto
r technologies, in surface physics and catalysis, as reference planes,
and also as substrates for fabrication of extremely homogeneous layer
s and perfect superlattices.