Temperature variation of optical bistability of a semiconductor
Bohdan M. Nitsovich, V. N. Vivcharyuk, I. M. Grigorashuk
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Bohdan M. Nitsovich, V. N. Vivcharyuk, I. M. Grigorashuk
Abstract
The effect of the phonon subsystem of a crystal on laser absorption is considered. The exciton- phonon interaction is shown to result in a nonlinear behavior of absorption as a function of exciton gas density. The output light intensity is calculated as a function of temperature and the temperature range in which optical bistability occurs is established.
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The effect of the phonon subsystem of a crystal on laser absorption is considered. The exciton- phonon interaction is shown to result in a nonlinear behavior of absorption as a function of exciton gas density. The output light intensity is calculated as a function of temperature and the temperature range in which optical bistability occurs is established.
Key concepts: Optical bistability, Bistability, Exciton, Semiconductor, Phonon, Absorption (acoustics), Condensed matter physics, Atmospheric temperature range