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26 April 2024
 
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Dynamic nuclear polarization of a single charge-tunable InAs/GaAs quantum dot
Benoît Eble ; Olivier Krebs ; Aristide Lemaître ; Katarzyna Kowalik ; Arkadiusz Kudelski ; Paul Voisin ; Bernhard Urbaszek ; Xavier Marie ; Thierry Amand ;
Date 11 Aug 2005
Subject Other | cond-mat.other
AffiliationLPN), Olivier Krebs (LPN), Aristide Lemaître (LPN), Katarzyna Kowalik (LPN, FUW), Arkadiusz Kudelski (LPN), Paul Voisin (LPN), Bernhard Urbaszek (LNMO), Xavier Marie (LNMO), Thierry Amand (LNMO
AbstractWe report on the dynamic nuclear polarization of a single charge-tunable self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dot in a longitudinal magnetic field of $sim$0.2T. The hyperfine interaction between the optically oriented electron and nuclei spins leads to the polarization of the quantum dot nuclei measured by the Overhauser-shift of the singly-charged excitons ($X^{+}$ and $X^{-}$). When going from $X^{+}$ to $X^{-}$, we observe a reversal of this shift which reflects the average electron spin optically written down in the quantum dot either in the $X^{+}$ state or in the final state of $X^{-}$ recombination. We discuss a theoretical model which indicates an efficient depolarization mechanism for the nuclei limiting their polarization to ~10%.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0508281
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