Theoretical Study of Single-Pair Fluorescence Resonant Energy Transfer Spectroscopy in Microcavity

Guangcun, 单光存 Shan; Wei, 黄维 Huang

doi:10.3788/aos20092904.1049

光学学报

2009

DOI: 10.3788/aos20092904.1049

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Theoretical Study of Single-Pair Fluorescence Resonant Energy Transfer Spectroscopy in Microcavity

单光存 Shan Guangcun¹,

黄维 Huang Wei²

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Photon properties of light in semiconductor microcavities

Shan

Huang

2009

Front. Optoelectron. China

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Properties of atom-like emitters in cavities are successfully described by cavity quantum electrodynamics (cavity-QED). In this work, we focus on the issue of the steady-state and spectral properties of the light emitted by a driven microcavity containing a quantum well (QW) with the excitonic interactions using simulation of fully quantum-mechanical treatment. The system is coherently pumped with laser, and it is found that depending on the relative values of pumping rate of stimulated emission, either one or two peaks close to the excitation energy of the QW or to the natural frequency of the cavity are shown in the emission spectrum. Furthermore, the nonclassical proprieties of the emitted photon have been investigated. This excitonic system presents several dynamical and statistical similarities to the atomic system, in particular for the bad-cavity and good-cavity limits. The results show that the photon emission can be significantly amplified due to the coupling strength between a single emitter and radiation field in the microcavity, and it is concluded that the present semiconductor microcavity system may serve as a QW laser with low threshold.

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Photon properties of light in semiconductor microcavities

Shan

Huang

2009

Front. Optoelectron. China

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Theoretical Study of Single-Pair Fluorescence Resonant Energy Transfer Spectroscopy in Microcavity

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Photon properties of light in semiconductor microcavities

Photon properties of light in semiconductor microcavities

A New Theoretical Approach to Single-Molecule Fluorescence Optical Studies of RNA Dynamics

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