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Role of hole localization in the optical singularities of a two-dimensional electron gas studied by time-resolved photoluminescence

Zimmermann, S.
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Vina, L.
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Schweizer, H.
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1997
Semiconductor Science and Technology

The coexistence of localized and free holes in modulation doped InGaAs/InP quantum wells, which show Fermi edge singularities in the cw photoluminescence and excitation spectra, has been determined by picosecond time-resolved luminescence spectroscopy. A long-lived peak at the tow-energy side of the emission spectrum is observed at 5 K and weak excitation. The peak, which vanishes on either increasing the temperature at similar to 30 K or increasing the excitation density, is attributed to recombination of free electrons with localized holes. The simultaneous presence of free and localized holes explains the lineshapes observed in cw measurements and the presence of Fermi edge singularities.

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DOI
10.1088/0268-1242/12/8/004
Web of Science ID

WOS:A1997XQ21400003

Author(s)
Zimmermann, S.
Vina, L.
Schweizer, H.
Scholz, F.
Haacke, S.  
Deveaud, B.  
Date Issued

1997

Published in
Semiconductor Science and Technology
Volume

12

Issue

8

Start page

953

End page

957

Subjects

FERMI-EDGE SINGULARITY

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SEMICONDUCTOR QUANTUM-WELLS

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DOPED GAAS

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SPECTRA

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RELAXATION

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CARRIER

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DENSITY

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Univ autonoma,dept fis mat c4,e-28049 canto blanco,madrid,spain. univ stuttgart,inst phys,d-70550 stuttgart,germany. ecole polytech fed lausanne,imo,swiss fed inst technol,ch-1015 lausanne,switzerland.

ISI Document Delivery No.: XQ214

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