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Coherent optical control of the quantum state of a single quantum Dot.

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Authors: Bonadeo NH, Erland J, Gammon D, Park D, Katzer DS, Steel DG

Year

1998

Paper ID

13473

Status

Peer-reviewed

Abstract Read

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Abstract Words

101

Citations

643

Abstract

Picosecond optical excitation was used to coherently control the excitation in a single quantum dot on a time scale that is short compared with the time scale for loss of quantum coherence. The excitonic wave function was manipulated by controlling the optical phase of the two-pulse sequence through timing and polarization. Wave function engineering techniques, developed in atomic and molecular systems, were used to monitor and control a nonstationary quantum mechanical state composed of a superposition of eigenstates. The results extend the concept of coherent control in semiconductors to the limit of a single quantum system in a zero-dimensional quantum dot.

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