1984
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2313(84)90328-4
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Luminescence of selective optical pumping of excitons in GaSe

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“…The ratio of the strain localized GaSe PL to the band edge emission X E g is significantly enhanced by two orders of magnitude on the pillars. At a much lower laser power density of 44 nW/μm 2 , PL spectra measured at T = 3.5 K on the pillars exhibited a few strong and well-separated features without the broad background or additional defect-related bands that are often observed in WSe 2 and hBN. , For example, in Figure c, the PL spectrum collected from GaSe on a pillar shows a single peak X S at ∼1.90 eV (∼652 nm), about ∼0.15 eV below the well-studied GaSe band edge emission X E g at 2.05 eV. Note that the emission energies of GaSe SPEs measured here are consistent with previous study on GaSe SPEs associated with strain developed on GaSe film on randomly distributed selenium clusters …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The ratio of the strain localized GaSe PL to the band edge emission X E g is significantly enhanced by two orders of magnitude on the pillars. At a much lower laser power density of 44 nW/μm 2 , PL spectra measured at T = 3.5 K on the pillars exhibited a few strong and well-separated features without the broad background or additional defect-related bands that are often observed in WSe 2 and hBN. , For example, in Figure c, the PL spectrum collected from GaSe on a pillar shows a single peak X S at ∼1.90 eV (∼652 nm), about ∼0.15 eV below the well-studied GaSe band edge emission X E g at 2.05 eV. Note that the emission energies of GaSe SPEs measured here are consistent with previous study on GaSe SPEs associated with strain developed on GaSe film on randomly distributed selenium clusters …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%