Abstract
Coherent optical spectroscopy in the form of transient four-wave mixing (TFWM) has been used extensively to investigate the exciton and biexciton dynamics in semiconductor materials, alloys, and low-dimensional heterostructures. The dephasing times of excitons and biexcitons is determined from the decay of the spectrally resolved non-linear signal as a function of the delay (positive and negative) between the incident pulses in a two-beam TFWM experiment.
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