Space-resolved luminescence and degenerate four-wave-mixing spectra of heavily photo-created exciton states in a layered crystal GaSe
Space-resolved luminescence and degenerate four-wave-mixing spectra of heavily photo-created exciton states in a layered crystal GaSe
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层状晶体 GaSe 中重光产生激子态的空间分辨发光和简并四波混合光谱
DOI:
10.1016/s0022-2313(99)00313-0
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
V. Aguekian
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作者:
M. Yamamoto;H. Mino;I. Akai;T. Karasawa;V. Aguekian
High-density effects on the exciton states in a layered GaSe single crystal have been studied by observing photoluminescence and degenerate four-wave-mixing (DFWM) signals. The luminescence peak of the lowest exciton states shifts from lower energy to the higher lying absorption peak of the exciton owing to the site-filling effects of the weakly bound exciton states under heavy excitation. For heavier excitation, the recoil (red-shifted) luminescence due to exciton–exciton and exciton–carrier scattering becomes dominant. The free exciton shows remarkable spatial propagation under the heavy excitation on the space- and time-resolved luminescence spectra, giving a group velocity ∼3×108cm/s. The time correlated DFWM signals having a single exponential decay for lower excitation densities come to have multiple components due to many-body effects under higher excitation densities. In the negative time domain, the DFWM signals reveal the response from the excitonic molecule states. From the DFWM spectra in the negative time domain, the binding energy of the excitonic molecule is estimated to be ∼8meV.