Applied Physics Letters, 2 October 2006
Appl. Phys. Lett. 89, 142104 (2006) (3 pages)
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Fig. 1. (Color) (a) Sample structure of multiple quantum wells, where r=0.75 and s=0.82, and 5× signifies the growth repetition. The average aluminum concentrations of the quantum wells and barriers are rhow and rhob, respectively. (b) Photoluminescence spectra at room temperature. The vertical arrows indicate the positions of the calculated effective band gaps. The intensity of the PL spectra for samples C and D is scaled for clarity. First citation in article


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Fig. 2. (Color) Time-resolved Kerr rotation of sample A at room temperature for (a) B=0  T and (b) B=0.6  T and sample D for (c) B=0  T and (d) B=0.6  T. Offset is subtracted for clarity. The circles are measurements and lines are fits using the expression for theta(Deltat). First citation in article


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Fig. 3. (Color) (a) Electron spin coherence time T<sub>2</sub><sup>*</sup> and (b) spin precession frequency nuL as a function of magnetic field B at room temperature. The corresponding lines are linear fits. First citation in article


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Fig. 4. (Color) Electron effective g-factor g* (a), electron spin coherence time T<sub>2</sub><sup>*</sup> for B=0.6  T (b), and calculated T2 (c) as a function of rhow. The red crosses represent the calculated T2 assuming µ=2000  cm2/V  s. n is the electron density used in the calculations. The line is a guide for the eyes. First citation in article


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