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Excitonic gain and laser emission in ZnO microcrystallites at room temperature | |
Yu P.3; Tang Z.K.3; Wong G.K.L.3; Kawasaki M.1; Ohtomo A.1; Koinuma H.1; Segawa Y.2 | |
1998-12-01 | |
Source Publication | Physics of Low-Dimensional Structures |
ISSN | 02043467 |
Volume | 1998Issue:1-2Pages:243-252 |
Abstract | Ultraviolet laser emission is observed at room temperature in ZnO thin films consisting of hexagonal microcrystallites. At moderate pumping intensities, the optical gain responsible for lasing is shown to be due to an exciton-exciton collision process. At higher pumping intensities, optical gain due to EHP recombination radiation sets in and dominates the gain spectrum eventually. The exciton emission intensity is observed to depend on the size of the microcrystallites as a result of the weak confinement effect. |
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Language | 英語English |
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Document Type | Journal article |
Collection | University of Macau |
Affiliation | 1.Tokyo Institute of Technology 2.RIKEN (The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research) 3.Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714 | Yu P.,Tang Z.K.,Wong G.K.L.,et al. Excitonic gain and laser emission in ZnO microcrystallites at room temperature[J]. Physics of Low-Dimensional Structures, 1998, 1998(1-2), 243-252. |
APA | Yu P.., Tang Z.K.., Wong G.K.L.., Kawasaki M.., Ohtomo A.., Koinuma H.., & Segawa Y. (1998). Excitonic gain and laser emission in ZnO microcrystallites at room temperature. Physics of Low-Dimensional Structures, 1998(1-2), 243-252. |
MLA | Yu P.,et al."Excitonic gain and laser emission in ZnO microcrystallites at room temperature".Physics of Low-Dimensional Structures 1998.1-2(1998):243-252. |
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