Systematic investigation of THz-induced excitonic Rabi splitting
arXiv:1305.7084 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.89.115311
Abstract
Weak near-infrared and strong terahertz excitation are applied to study excitonic Rabi splitting in (GaIn)As/GaAs quantum wells. Pronounced anticrossing behavior of the split peaks is observed for different terahertz intensities and detunings relative to the intraexcitonic heavy-hole 1s-2p-transition. At intermediate to high electric fields the splitting becomes highly asymmetric and exhibits significant broadening. A fully microscopic theory is needed to explain the experimental results. Comparisons with a two-level model reveal the increasing importance of higher excitonic states at elevated excitation levels.
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