1970
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.19700420216
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Phonon‐assisted exciton annihilation in CdSe crystals

Abstract: Emission spectra of exciton annihilation are measured in CdSe crystals from 2 to 77 O K . Especially the line-shape, due to exciton annihilation with simultaneous creation of one or two phonons is considered. This shape can adequately be described on the basis of energy and momentum conservation laws only if the momentum dependence of the exciton-phonon interaction probability is properly taken into account. As a result analytical expressions ESP exp ( -E / k T ) for the one-phonon line and Ell2 exp (-E/kT) fo… Show more

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“…the exciton state in the case under consideration. It has been shown experimentally that in A,B, crystals the probability of exciton-phonon transitions with simultaneous creation of 3 LO phonons is much smaller than that of 2 LO processes [51]. Due to this fact, the model of multiphonon resonance Raman scattering cannot explain the experimental results of Fig.…”
Section: Intensity Distribution In the Spectrummentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…the exciton state in the case under consideration. It has been shown experimentally that in A,B, crystals the probability of exciton-phonon transitions with simultaneous creation of 3 LO phonons is much smaller than that of 2 LO processes [51]. Due to this fact, the model of multiphonon resonance Raman scattering cannot explain the experimental results of Fig.…”
Section: Intensity Distribution In the Spectrummentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The probability of multiphonon optical transitions for the exciton can be directly measured in the phonon-assisted exciton emission spectrum. The investigation of these spectra in many crystals [14, 15,51 to 531 shows that transitions with simultaneous creation of one or two LO phonons have the highest probability, whereas the probability of processes with simultaneous creation of three or more LO phonons is vanishingly small. 18.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Assuming the same lattice temperature, TL = 11 K in agreement with our estimation, in Fig. 3 , 4 , we use the energy of the lST exciton just a t 11 K equal to 1.824 eV [7]. The mark in Fig.…”
Section: Radiativementioning
confidence: 78%
“…However, for delays longer than 300 ps, we could deduce the exciton temperature ( Fig. 4) from the fit of the A-LO lineshape by this Boltzmann model, using a previous study of the temperature of exciton lines in CdSe [7]. The exciton gas beging non-degenerate, and neglecting the polariton effect we know that the mean energy per particle is ( E ) = kT, and so d(E)/dt = f k dT/dt.…”
Section: Pfmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The short-wave wing is well described by the Maxwellian distribution. The disagreement between theoretical and experimental contours a t the long-wave boundary is typical for high-temperature lineshapes of phonon replicas of free excitons in many crystals (CdS, CdSl [14], for example) and, possibly, is due t o the attenuation of polaritons 1151.…”
Section: To -Ell2 Exp ( -E / K T ) For Temperatures Of 80mentioning
confidence: 98%