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Lithographic and optical tuning of InGaAsP membrane photonic crystal nanocavities with embedded InAs quantum dots

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2009

Authors

Dundar, Mehmet A
Bordas, F.
Eijkemans, Tom J.
Chauvin, Nicolas
Yu, Andrei
Nötzel, Richard
Karouta, Fouad
Fiore, Andrea
van der Heijden, Rob W.

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SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

Abstract

Hexagonal symmetry InGaAsP membrane type cavities with embedded InAs quantum dots as active emitters were investigated by room temperature photoluminescence experiments at wavelengths near 1.50 μm. Cavities consisting of simple defects of just removing o

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Keywords: Air holes; At-wavelength; Cavity mode; Crystal nanocavities; Hexagonal symmetry; High-Q modes; InAs quantum dots; InGaAsP; Laser power; Lattice spacing; Membrane types; Optical tuning; Resonance mode; Room-temperature photoluminescence; Thermooptic tuning InAs quantum dots; InGaAsP nanocavity; lithographic and optical tuning

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/71439

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Nanophotonics

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Journal article

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10.1117/1.3124701

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2037-12-31

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