Spatially and time resolved kinetics of indirect magnetoexcitons

ORAL

Abstract

The small exciton mass and binding energy give the opportunity to realize the high magnetic field regime for excitons in magnetic fields of few Tesla achievable in lab~ Long lifetimes of indirect exciton give the opportunity to study kinetics of magnetoexciton transport by time-resolved optical imaging of exciton emission. We present spatially and time resolved measurements showing the effect of increased magnetic field on transport of magnetoexcitons. We observe that increased magnetic field leads to slowing down of magnetoexciton transport.

*Supported by NSF Grant No. 1407277. J.W. was supported by the EPSRC (grant EP/L022990/1). C.J.D. was supported by the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program under Grant No. DGE-1144086.

Authors

  • Matthew Hasling

    • Univ of California - San Diego
  • C. J. Dorow

    • Univ of California - San Diego
    • University of California San Diego
  • Erica Calman

    • Univ of California - San Diego
  • Leonid Butov

    • Univ of California - San Diego
  • Joe Wilkes

    • Cardiff University
  • Kenneth Campman

    • Univ of California - Santa Barbara
  • Arthur Gossard

    • Univ of California - Santa Barbara