2006
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.73.045305
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Spin-lattice relaxation of Mn ions inZnMnSeZnBeSequantum wells measured under pulsed photoexcitation

Abstract: The dynamics of spin-lattice relaxation of the Mn-ions in (Zn,Mn)Se-based diluted-magnetic-semiconductor quantum wells is studied by time-resolved photoluminescence.The spin-lattice relaxation time varies by five orders of magnitude from 10 -3 down to 10 -8 s, when the Mn content increases from 0.4 up to 11%. Free carriers play an important role in this dynamics. Hot carriers with excess kinetic energy contribute to heating of the Mn system, while cooling of the Mn system occurs in the presence of cold backgro… Show more

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“…11 we plot T could be due to the high-peak power of the pulsed laser used to excite the TR-PL spectra. 58 In Fig. 11, if we consider T > 7 K, we have a weak dependence of MP E (T) , close to the results of Fig.…”
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“…11 we plot T could be due to the high-peak power of the pulsed laser used to excite the TR-PL spectra. 58 In Fig. 11, if we consider T > 7 K, we have a weak dependence of MP E (T) , close to the results of Fig.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…The Mn spin system polarized by an external magnetic field was heated by a pulsed laser and the dynamical shift of the photoluminescence (PL) line was detected (for details see Ref. [6]). at B = 3 T due to weak heating of the Mn system by the electrical current through the structure (see Fig.…”
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“…of the Mn spin system can be obtained by means of the giant Zeeman splitting of excitonic states in external magnetic fields [6]:…”
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