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Polarization and temperature dependence of photoluminescence from zincblende and wurtzite InP nanowires

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Mishra, A.
Titova, L. V.
Hoang, T. B.
Jackson, H. E.
Smith, L. M.
Yarrison-Rice, J. M.
Kim, Y.
Joyce, H. J.
Gao, Q.
Jagadish, C.

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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We use polarization-resolved and temperature-dependent photoluminescence of single zincblende (ZB) (cubic) and wurtzite (WZ) (hexagonal) InPnanowires to probe differences in selection rules and bandgaps between these two semiconductor nanostructures. The WZ nanowires exhibit a bandgap80meV higher in energy than the ZB nanowires. The temperature dependence of the PL is similar but not identical for the WZ and ZB nanowires. We find that ZB nanowires exhibit strong polarization parallel to the nanowire axis, while the WZ nanowires exhibit polarized emission perpendicular to the nanowire axis. This behavior is interpreted in terms of the different selection rules for WZ and ZB crystal structures.

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Applied Physics Letters

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