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Cavity-Polariton Formation and Relaxation Dynamics in Semiconductor Microcavities

J.D. Berger, S. Hallstein, W.W. Rühle, O. Lyngnes, G. Khitrova, H.M. Gibbs, M. Kira, F. Jahnke, and S.W. Koch

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Abstract

Semiconductor microcavities are of inherent physical importance for their ability to dramatically alter the emission properties of solid states. Of particular interest is the strong coupling regime, characterized by a cavity-exciton coupling which dominates over irreversible decay mechanisms. This regime has been the focus of abundant activity since the first observation of the normal mode splitting in a semiconductor microcavity.1 Recent work has elucidated cavity polariton emission properties in both the linear2 and nonlinear3,4,5 regimes.

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