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Excitonic dephasing in semimagnetic semiconductors

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Abstract

The presence of magnetic ions in a dilute semiconductor quantum well is shown to decrease dramatically the low-temperature excitonic dephasing time measured by transient four-wave mixing. The decrease is associated with the magnetic nature of the material. Surprisingly, the application of a magnetic field does not significantly change the dephasing time, which indicates that there must exist a fast dephasing mechanism in addition to the spin–spin interactions responsible for magnetic polaron formation.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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