Temperature dependence of electron-spin coherence dynamics is investigated for an intrinsic bulk GaAs in the Voigt geometry using the elliptically polarized absorption quantum-beat spectroscopy. Temperature dependences of spin coherence and recombination lifetimes as well as g factor of electrons are reported over a temperature range from 8.1to260K. The temperature dependence of spin coherence lifetime (T2*) agrees well with a reported theoretical calculation and can be fitted well by a relationship T2*∼T−1∕2, which provides an evidence to support electron-spin decoherence dominated by the Bir-Aronov-Pikus mechanism. The temperature dependence of g factor also agrees well with reported results.
The laser oscillation and polarization behavior of a side-pumped Nd:YAG laser are studied theoretically and experimentally by a thermal model for a working cavity. We use this model along with the Magni method, which gives a new stability diagram, to show important characteristics of the resonator. High-power radially and azimuthally polarized laser beams are obtained with a Nd:YAG module in a plano-plano cavity. Special regions and thermal hysteresis loops are observed in the experiments, which are concordant with the theoretical predictions.
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