Open AccessMagnetic field dependence of up-converted photoluminescence in partially ordered GaInP{sub 2}/GaAs up to 23 T
Author(s) -
J. Zeman,
G. Martinez,
Pengchao Yu,
Kazuaki Uchida
Publication year - 1996
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/446412
Subject(s) - photoluminescence , recombination , spectral line , electron , excited state , substrate (aquarium) , free electron model , materials science , band gap , magnetic field , atomic physics , condensed matter physics , free carrier , molecular physics , chemistry , physics , optoelectronics , biochemistry , oceanography , quantum mechanics , astronomy , gene , geology
The influence of a strong magnetic field on the up-converted photoluminescence (PL) spectra of partially ordered layers of GaInP{sub 2} grown on GaAs substrate have been investigated. The up-converted PL spectra exhibit 2 peaks. The position of the low energy peak is close to that of the peak observed in Pl spectra excited by above GaInP{sub 2} bandgap light while the other peak occurs at about 30 meV higher in energy. Both peaks show a linear dependence on B between 0 and 23 T suggesting that free carriers with effective masses of 0.084 m{sub 0} and 0.24m{sub 0} (m{sub 0} is the free electron mass) are involved in these transitions. They interpret the low energy peak as originating from the recombination of localized holes with free electrons while the high energy peak is related to the recombination of localized electrons with free holes