Analysis of Trapped Quantum Degenerate Dipolar Excitons
arXiv:cond-mat/0607504 · doi:10.1063/1.2361187
Abstract
The dynamics of quantum degenerate two-dimensional dipolar excitons confined in electrostatic traps is analyzed and compared to recent experiments. The model results stress the importance of artificial trapping for achieving and sustaining a quantum degenerate exciton fluid in such systems and suggest that a long-lived, spatially uniform, and highly degenerate exciton system was experimentally produced in those electrostatic traps.
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