We report on photoluminescence properties of individual macroscopically siz
ed InGaN clusters that were formed in InGaN multiple quantum wells. Phase s
eparation in InGaN results in the formation of clusters with a size of 1-2
mum with three different indium compositions. A small fraction (one in 100-
1000) of the clusters shows random telegraph noise in luminescence at room
temperature. Superlinear dependence of the luminescence switching rate on e
xcitation intensity indicates that the switching is induced by the cooperat
ion of multiple carriers. (C) 2001 American Institute of Physics.