Coherently coupled exciton lasing

Y. Tischler; E. R Young; D. G Nocera; V Bulović

Coherently coupled exciton lasing

Y. Tischler
, E. R Young
, D. G Nocera
, V Bulović

Department of Chemistry

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Abstract

Lowest reported threshold organic semiconductor VCSEL (4.9 μJ/cm2) is achieved when excitons coherently couple, upon ultrafast non-resonant optical excitation. Temperature dependence of λ/2n device, absent in >= 1.0λ/n cavities, indicates excitons undergo condensate-like phase transition.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	International Quantum Electronics Conference
Publisher	Optical Society of America
State	Published - 2009

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Place of conference:USA

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