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Near-field imaging and spectroscopy of localized and delocalized excitons in semiconductor nanostructures

Christoph Lienau, Francesca Intonti, Valentina Emiliani, Thomas Elasaesser, Vincenzo Savona, Erich Runge, R. Zimmermann, Richard Nötzel, K. H. Ploog

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We resolve the characteristic emission features of excitons in a single GaAs quantum wire using near-field photoluminescence spectroscopy. We report emission from both localized excitons and quasi-one-dimensional excitons that are delocalized over a length of up to several /spl mu/m.

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We resolve the characteristic emission features of excitons in a single GaAs quantum wire using near-field photoluminescence spectroscopy. We report emission from both localized excitons and quasi-one-dimensional excitons that are delocalized over a length of up to several /spl mu/m.

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We resolve the characteristic emission features of excitons in a single GaAs quantum wire using near-field photoluminescence spectroscopy. We report emission from both localized excitons and quasi-one-dimensional excitons that are delocalized over a length of up to several /spl mu/m.

Key concepts: Delocalized electron, Exciton, Photoluminescence, Spectroscopy, Semiconductor nanostructures, Biexciton, Semiconductor, Materials science

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