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Voltage-controlled slow light in asymmetry double quantum dots

Yuan et al., 2006

Document ID
7525413456741022729
Author
Yuan C
Zhu K
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied physics letters

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The authors demonstrate theoretically that there exists electromagnetically induced transparency in an asymmetric double quantum dot system using tunneling instead of pump laser. The group velocity slowdown factor is theoretically analyzed as a function of electron …
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