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Chinese Physics Letters

Influence of Excitation Pulse Width on the Second-Order Correlation Functions of the Exciton-Biexciton Emissions

金南哲, 李建波, 刘绍鼎, 程木田, 郝中华

Published Jan 1, 2010• 0 citations
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Abstract

我们理论上从脉搏与刺激从一个单个量点的 biexciton 激子系统调查人口动力学和光子排出物的秒顺序关联函数到连续波浪。关联功能的动态方程被把量回归定理用于光 Bloch 方程推出。关联功能上的刺激脉搏宽度的影响详细被讨论了。

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