All-optical control of excitons in semiconductor quantum wells
arXiv:2204.00787 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ac5864
Abstract
Applying the Floquet theory, we developed the method to control excitonic properties of semiconductor quantum wells by a high-frequency electromagnetic field. It is demonstrated, particularly, that the field induces the blue shift of exciton emission from the quantum wells and narrows width of the corresponding spectral line. As a consequence, the field strongly modifies optical properties of the quantum wells and, therefore, can be used to tune characteristics of the optoelectronic devices based on them.
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