Relaxation dynamics of the optically driven nonequilibrium states in the electron- and hole-doped topological-insulator materials
arXiv:2010.00877 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevMaterials.4.124201
Abstract
We report on time-resolved mid-infrared-pump terahertz-transmission-probe studies of the topological-insulator materials , in which by varying x charge carriers are chemically tuned to be of n-type or p-type. Relaxation dynamics is found to be different in various aspects for transitions below or above the bandgap, which are selectively excited by changing the pump-pulse energy. For the below-bandgap excitation, an exponential decay of the pump-probe signals is observed, which exhibits linear dependence on the pump-pulse fluence. In contrast, the relaxation dynamics for the above-bandgap excitation is characterized by a compressed exponential decay and nonlinear fluence dependence at high pump flunences, which reflects interaction of the excited nonequilibrium states.
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