Level repulsion of localized excitons in disordered quantum wells
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The interplay of disorder effects and exciton-exciton interactions in the four-wave-mixing process in quantum wells is investigated. Experiments are performed employing femtosecond and picosecond pulses to have either good temporal or good spectral resolut ...
The most important features of the physics of microcavity-embedded quantum wells are reviewed, with particular attention to the optical properties of exciton polaritons. The strong coupling regime, in which a finite polariton mode splitting appears (also c ...
The influence of static disorder on the optical properties of microcavity-embedded quantum wells is studied by means of a microscopic model. Both the exciton-photon coupling and the exciton-disorder interaction are treated nonperturbatively. Despite the no ...
Summary form only given. Radiative coupling between one or more quantum wells (QWs) and the single-cavity mode of a moderate reflectivity semiconductor microcavity leads to normal-mode coupling (NMC), observed as a doubled-peaked spectrum in reflection, tr ...
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