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Second-order correlation functions for photon pulses associated withexciton-biexciton cascades are theoretically derived. A finite efficiency inphoton detection and statistical distribution in exciton numbers are taken intoaccount. It is found that the bunching peak height of photon statistics(g(2)(0)) depends on the mean number of excitons, N, and significant bunchingis only detectable at very low excitation, N<<2.

Notes on the bunching peak of g(2) functions for correlated photons from single quantum dots