Carrier Dynamics of ErAs:GaAs1-xBix using infrared pump, Terahertz probe Spectroscopy
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Abstract
We study the ultrafast carrier dynamics in low and high Er embedded Bi doped GaAs, ErAs:GaAs1-xBix, using infrared pump terahertz probe spectroscopy as a function of pump energies from 0.5 eV (2480 nm) to 1.0 eV (1240 nm) at a pump fluence of 0.042 J/cm2 (100 mW pump power). Terahertz of bandwidth 0.2 THz to 2 THz has been used to probe the free carrier response after photoexcitation. The measurement was carried out by tracing the infrared pump pulse delays positioned at the peak of the terahertz wave, generated by using a tilted pulse front method and detected by using electrooptic sampling method. Two relaxation times are observed, with one in picosecond and another in nanosecond time scale, from the two energy levels and their corresponding decay amplitudes have been obtained.
* This research was partially supported by NSF through the University of Delaware Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, DMR-2011824.
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Presenters
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Mohan Giri
Baylor University
Authors
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Mohan Giri
Baylor University
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Cory Bomberger
University of Delaware
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Tenzin Norden
Baylor University, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
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Robby J Vukelich
Baylor University
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Joshua M. O Zide
University of Delaware
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David J Hilton
Baylor University