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İki boyutlu kuantum kuyusu yapılarının lineer olmayan optik özellikleri.

Ağanoğlu, Ruzin

Published Jan 1, 2006• 0 citations
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In this work optical properties of two dimensional quantum well structures are studied. Variational calculation of the eigenstates in an isolated quantum well structure with and without the external electrical field is presented. At weak fields a quadratic Stark shift is found whose magnitude depends strongly on the finite well depth. It is observed that under external electrical field, the asymmetries due to lack of inversion symmetry leads to higher order nonlinear optical effects such as second order optical polarization and second order optical susceptibility.

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It has recently been shown that the dipole matrix elements between subbands in semiconductor quantum wells are extremely large.1 Third-order nonlinear susceptibilities are proportional to the fourth power of these matrix elements. Large nonlinearities have thus been predicted for these systems, in particular an intensity-dependent index of refraction suitable for use in all-optical logic elements.1 Second-order nonlinearities vanish identically in symmetric wells, suggesting the use of asymmetrically graded quantum wells for quadratic interactions.2 External bias electric fields also break the inversion symmetry, resulting in Stark shifts and large quadratic susceptibilities whose sign depends on the direction of the applied field. The magnitude of the nonlinearity depends on the carrier density, the dc bias field, and the detuning of the fundamental and second harmonic frequencies from resonances.
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. In this study, the effects of a non-resonant intense laser field and the Al-concentration on the optical rectification, second and third harmonic generation in asymmetric double quantum well are investigated within the compact density matrix approach theoretically. The results show that the intense laser field and the Al-concentration lead to significant changes in the coefficients of nonlinear optical rectification, second and third harmonic generations. Keywords: Asymmetric double quantum well, Nonlinear optical rectification, Second and third harmonic generations, Intense laser field Özet. Bu çalışmada, asimetrik çift kuantum kuyusunun doğrusal olmayan optik düzeltme, ikinci ve üçüncü harmonikleri üzerine Al-konsantrasyonu ve rezonans olmayan yoğun lazer alanının etkisi kompakt yoğunluk matris yaklaşımı kullanılarak teorik olarak incelenmiştir. Sonuçlar, yoğun lazer alanı ve Al-konsantrasyonun doğrusal olmayan optik düzeltme, ikinci ve üçüncü harmonikler üzerine önemli değişmelere neden olduğunu göstermektedir.