1990
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221590119
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Nonlinear Optical Properties of GaAs/(AlGa)As Multiple Quantum Well Structures under Quasistationary High Excitation Conditions

Abstract: The optical properties are investigated of undoped and n-modulation doped multiple quantum well structures (MQWS) under quasistationary high excitation conditions. The characteristic nonlinear optical behaviour is due to an electron-hole plasma. Its density, temperature, and the renormalized bandgap are determined via photoluminescence and pump and probe beam measurements. A model is developed for the line shape analysis of the plasma luminescence taking into account the broadening of the single particle densi… Show more

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“…The shift of the second subband gap (dashed line) shows a small shoulder at a density of about 2 x lo1' cm-', because at this density the second subbands start to get populated. The theory yields in the low-density regime a stronger shift compared with corresponding measurements on GaAs quantum well structures [12]. The deviations for the experimental results for the second subband are probably due to the use of perfect particle in a box wave functions for the averaging of the Coulomb potential.…”
Section: Band Gap Renormalizationmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…The shift of the second subband gap (dashed line) shows a small shoulder at a density of about 2 x lo1' cm-', because at this density the second subbands start to get populated. The theory yields in the low-density regime a stronger shift compared with corresponding measurements on GaAs quantum well structures [12]. The deviations for the experimental results for the second subband are probably due to the use of perfect particle in a box wave functions for the averaging of the Coulomb potential.…”
Section: Band Gap Renormalizationmentioning
confidence: 66%