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Photoconductive Anisotropy and Carrier Capture in Self-assembled InGaAs Quantum Dot Chains

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Abstract

We use terahertz pulses to probe ultrafast carrier dynamics in InGaAs quantum dot chains. The terahertz polarization is used to explore the anisotropy in the photoconductive response as a function of temperature and excitation density.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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