Abstract:Microcavity lasers with semiconductor quantum dots as active material have attracted considerable attention recently. We present a theoretical study of the first-order coherence of such novel light sources. The correlation function g ð1Þ ðtÞ and the corresponding coherence time are computed including photoncarrier and photon-photon correlations with respect to the delay time t up to the quadruplet level of the cluster expansion scheme. A comparison of the different levels of the cluster expansion is provided.
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