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中国物理B：英文版

Theoretical study of enhancement and suppression of the fluorescent spectra of dye molecules in a photonic crystal with a pseudogap

刘晓东, 许兴胜, 王义全, 张道中, CHENG Ying

Published Mar 16, 2005• 0 citations
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10.1088/1009-1963/12/9/012

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Photonic crystals (PCs) with relatively low dielectric contrast (i.e., with pseudogaps) have significant influence on the fluorescence decay of internal emitters. Fluorescence decays of ensembles of dye molecules measured at different positions in the PCs exhibit a nonexponential behavior, which is best fitted by a continuous distribution of decay rates. The most frequent decay rates of these distributions are smaller and their widths are narrower in a PC with a pseudogap acting in the emission range of the emitters than in a PC having the pseudogap out of this range. These experimental results have been well accounted for by calculations of the local density of states and rate constant for spontaneous emission.