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Memory and correlation effects in the exciton-phonon kinetics

Published 2006-04-05Version 1

Memory and correlation effects in the interband absorption from quantum wells due to exciton-phonon dynamics are investigated. They are traced back to the frequency dependence and matrix character of the self energy arising in a 2nd Born theory. It is found that interpeak absorption increases with respect to the case in which this memory and correlation effects are neglected.

Comments: NOEKS8 Proceedings

DOI: 10.1002/pssb.200668064

Categories: cond-mat.mes-hall

Keywords: correlation effects, exciton-phonon kinetics, interpeak absorption increases, 2nd born theory, matrix character

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