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Using far-infrared two-photon excitation to measure the resonant-polaron effect in the Reststrahlen band of GaAs:Si

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We demonstrate that we can use far-infrared two-photon excitation with picosecond pulses to measure the resonant polaron effect of the 1s-3d(+2) silicon impurity transition in the middle of the Reststrahlen band of GaAs:Si. Contrary to single-photon measurements, our two-photon measurements do not suffer from the problems of strong reflection and small penetration depth of light in the Reststrahlen band of the GaAs host lattice. As a result, we are able to measure a significant fraction of the magnetic field dependent anticrossing of the 1s-3d(+2) transition with the LO-phonon.

Year of Publication
1996
Journal
Optics Communications
Volume
124
Number
3-4
Number of Pages
258-262
Date Published
03/1996
ISBN Number
0030-4018
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Planken, P. C. M., Pellemans, H. P. M., van Son, P. C., Hovenier, J. N., Klaassen, T. O., Wenckebach, W. T., … Langerak, C. J. (1996). Using far-infrared two-photon excitation to measure the resonant-polaron effect in the Reststrahlen band of GaAs:Si. Optics Communications, 124, 258-262. https://doi.org/10.1016/0030-4018(95)00676-1 (Original work published 1996)