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Low temperature-grown GaAs carrier lifetime evaluation by double optical pump terahertz time-domain emission spectroscopyMAG et al., 2016
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- MAG V
- FUNKNER S
- NIEHUES G
- PRIETO E
- BALGOS M
- SOMINTAC A
- ESTACIO E
- SALVADOR A
- YAMAMOTO K
- HASE M
- TANI M
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We present the use of a “double optical pump” technique in terahertz time-domain emission spectroscopy as an alternative method to investigate the lifetime of photo-excited carriers in semiconductors. Compared to the commonly employed optical pump-probe transient photo …
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