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Optical-Properties and Switching Behavior of Excited Iii-V Semiconductors near the Direct Indirect Cross-Over

Gurtler, S.
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Schwabe, R.
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Staehli, J. L.  
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1992
Physica Status Solidi B-Basic Research

In highly excited semiconductor systems near the transition from direct to indirect band structure (cross-over) the energetic distance between different conduction band minima is a nonmonotonous function of the excitation intensity. A theoretical explanation of this experimental result is given. Our investigations are based on the evaluation of photoluminescence spectra using a careful lineshape analysis. The nonmonotony is a consequence of the unequal shrinkage of the direct and indirect gaps as a function of the population of energetically comparable conduction band valleys in a material near cross-over. In the situation discussed an optical switching mechanism is expected, which is explained with special respect to its switching time. Important problems of electron-electron interaction are discussed.

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DOI
10.1002/pssb.2221730144
Web of Science ID

WOS:A1992JR28400043

Author(s)
Gurtler, S.
Schwabe, R.
Staehli, J. L.  
Unger, K.
Date Issued

1992

Published in
Physica Status Solidi B-Basic Research
Volume

173

Issue

1

Start page

441

End page

452

Subjects

ELECTRON-HOLE PLASMA

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EXCHANGE-CORRELATION ENERGY

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LUMINESCENCE

Note

Ecole polytech fed lausanne,inst phys appl,ch-1015 lausanne,switzerland. Gurtler, s, univ leipzig,fachbereich phys,inst festkorperphys,linnestr 5,o-7010 leipzig,germany.

ISI Document Delivery No.: JR284

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