Manipulation of the Spontaneous Emission Dynamics of Quantum Dots in 2D Photonic Crystals
arXiv:quant-ph/0501013 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.71.241304
Abstract
We demonstrate the ability to control the spontaneous emission dynamics of self-assembled quantum dots via the local density of optical modes in 2D-photonic crystals. We show that an incomplete 2D photonic bandgap is sufficient to significantly lengthen the spontaneous emission lifetime () over a wide bandwidth ( nm). For dots that are both \textit{spectrally} and \textit{spatially} coupled to strongly localized (), high optical modes, we have directly measured a strong Purcell enhanced shortening of the emission lifetime , limited only by our temporal resolution. Analysis of the spectral dependence of the recombination dynamics shows a maximum lifetime shortening of . From the directly measured enhancement and suppression we show that the single mode coupling efficiency for quantum dots in such structures is at least and is estimated to be as large as .
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