22 research outputs found
Mixed biexcitons in single quantum wells
Biexcitonic complexes in a ZnSe single quantum well are investigated by spectrally resolved four-wave mixing (FWM). The formation of heavy-heavy-hole XXh and of mixed heavy-light-hole XXm biexcitons showing binding energies of Δh=4.8meV and Δm=2.8meV is identified by polarization selection rules. The coherent dynamics of the FWM response and the observed FWM intensity ratio between the XXh and XXm biexciton-induced nonlinear signals are in agreement with the solution of an extended optical Bloch equation
Organoborane-Modified Silica Supports for Olefin Polymerization:Â Soluble Models for Metallocene Catalyst Deactivation
Analytical solution, with boundary collocation, of Kirchhoff's differential equation for the infinitely extended solid plate with articulated hole edge support
Interaction of Catechol and Gallic Acid with Titanium Dioxide in Aqueous Suspensions. 1. Equilibrium Studies
Many-body theory for II–VI semiconductor laser media
We study the interplay between resonant cavity, carrier-quantum confinement and many-body effects by means of a Keldysh Green’s function approach which treats the relevant quasi-particles (photons, carriers and plasmons) within a fully quantum-mechanical footing. In order to consistently describe the gain lineshape and spectral position of lasing, it is demonstrated that both Coulomb effects within mean-field contributions and higher order many-body effects as screening, diagonal and off-diagonal dephasing and renormalization of the interband energy have to be taken into account. Strong compensation between diagonal and off-diagonal contributions is found. Numerical results for II–VI heterostructures under quasi-equilibrium conditions and for temperatures ranging from 100 K to 300 K are compared with recent experimental findings. Solving the kinetic equation of photons transient spectral and temporal oscillations experimentally observed in the laser emission are shown to result from memory effects