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An electrically driven polariton laser

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Rahimi-Iman, A
Schneider, C
Kim, N Y
Fischer, Julian
Savenko, Ivan
Amthor, Matthias
Worschech, Lukas
Kulakovskii, Vladimir D
Shelykh, I.A.
Kamp, Martin

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Optical Society of America

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Polariton lasing under electrical pumping is observed in a GaAs multi-quantum-well microcavity diode. Lasing in the strong-coupling regime is unambiguously evidenced by detection of Zeeman-split emission in an external magnetic field as a result of the polaritons' excitonic content.

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Asia Communications and Photonics Conference, ACP

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