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- Optical properties of semiconductor quantum structures CdTe/ZnSe: contribution of CdTe quantum dots
- Author(s)
- Dao, Lap Van; Hannaford, Peter; Lowe, Martin; Makino, Hisao; Takai, Toshiaki; Yao, Takafumi
- Abstract
- The optical properties of the semiconductor quantum structure CdTe/ZnSe are investigated using temperature-dependent photoluminescence and spectrally-resolved three-pulse two-color femtosecond photon echo measurements. The origin of the observed photoluminescence as luminescence from self-assembled quantum dots and the coexistence of two-dimensional and zero-dimensional structures are discussed in terms of the temperature-dependence of the photoluminescence, the wavelength dependence of the dephasing of excited carriers, and the homogeneous broadening of the energy levels.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences
- Source
- International Journal of Nanoscience, Vol. 3, no. 3 (2004), pp. 265-272
- Publication year
- 2004
- Keyword(s)
- Photon echo (42.50.Md); Photoluminescence (78.55.-m); Optical properties of low-dimensional structures (78.66.-w)
- Publisher
- World Scientific
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- Copyright © 2004 World Scientific Publishing Company.
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In addition to the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, The Trust conducts two other major programmes: the Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme, and the Aga Khan Music Initiative. All three address the Trust's essential purpose, but do so in ways that are distinct, have their own geographical coverages, and have different, though overlapping, target audiences. All make use of workshops, seminars, publications, and the media to stimulate thinking and disseminate outcomes, although the form as well as the content varies according to the needs of each programme. Other programmes support the Trust's essential aims through exhibitions and outreach activities.
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