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Dynamically tunable polarized mid-infrared light-emitting diodes from polarization singularities in a band-edge Weyl node. [PDF]

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Zhang J   +17 more
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Reversible Tuning of Nanowire Quantum Dot to Atomic Transitions. [PDF]

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Al Maruf R   +12 more
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Uni-traveling-carrier photodiode based on MoS<sub>2</sub>/GaN van der Waals heterojunction for high-speed visible-light detection. [PDF]

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Kadowaki T   +7 more
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Master-equation theory of semiconductor lasers

Physical Review A, 1995
A master-equation approach to the semiconductor laser is derived. Projection-operator techniques are used to eliminate the fast motion occurring in the system, leading to a description of the system in terms of numbers of electrons and holes, with a fully quantum-mechanical description of the field.
, Gardiner, , Eschmann
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Many-body theory for semiconductor microcavity lasers

Physical Review A, 1995
The influence of many-body, nonequilibrium, and cavity effects on the emission characteristics and carrier dynamics of semiconductor microcavity lasers is investigated. The nonlinear coupled equations for the carrier kinetics and the laser dynamics are derived.
, Jahnke, , Koch
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Theory of a semiconductor laser

SPIE Proceedings, 1990
This paper summarizes a simple single-mode theory of a semiconductor laser and two kinds of multimode extensions. The theories are based on an quasi-equilibrium Fermi-Dirac model of a two-band semiconductor laser gain medium. We include cavity boundary conditions and find the laser single-mode steady-state oscillation intensity. The question as to when
Murray Sargent III   +2 more
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Semiconductor laser theory with many-body effects

Physical Review A, 1989
A description of the electron-hole plasma of a semiconductor laser is developed that includes the many-body effects due to the Coulomb interactions. In particular, the plasma density-dependent band-gap renormalization, the broadening due to intraband scattering, and the Coulomb enhancement are included and evaluated for three- and two-dimensional ...
, Haug, , Koch
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