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Time Resolved Optical Orientation Used to Examine Coulomb Screening and Phase Space Filling in Quantum Well Excitonic Saturation

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Picosecond pulses from a mode locked dye laser were used in an excite-probe configuration (figure 1) with excite and probe beam powers of 200uW and 20uW respectively. Both beams were polarised to produce either mutually orthogonal linear polarisations (linear-linear), the same circular polarisation (same-circular), or opposite circular polarisation (opposite-circular). The sample was fabricated by MBE with a p-type background doping of 1016cm-3, etched to remove the GaAs substrate, and consisted of 120 periods of 65Å quantum wells with 212Å AI0.4Ga0.6As barriers.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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