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Exciton dephasing in quantum dot molecules.
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Authors: Borri P, Langbein W, Woggon U, Schwab M, Bayer M, Fafard S, Wasilewski Z, Hawrylak P
Year
2003
Paper ID
12953
Status
Peer-reviewed
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We have measured the exciton dephasing time in InAs/GaAs quantum dot molecules having different interdot barrier thicknesses in the temperature range from 5 to 60 K, using a highly sensitive four-wave mixing heterodyne technique. At 5 K dephasing times of several hundred picoseconds are found. Moreover, a systematic dependence of the dephasing dynamics on the barrier thickness is observed. These results show how the quantum-mechanical coupling of the electronic wave functions in the molecules affects both the exciton radiative lifetime and the exciton-acoustic phonon interaction.
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