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Reduction of Electron-Phonon Scattering Rates by Total Spatial Quantization

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Abstract

The physics of spatially quantized systems has been the subject of intense investigation since the introduction of MBE and MOCVD. Quantum wells have been exhaustively examined since the seminal works of Dingle et al1. More recently, studies on quantum wires2 have yielded interesting new properties. Here, we present data on a completely spatial quantized system that shows unique photoluminescence structure resulting from an electron or hole phonon scattering bottleneck.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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