PMID: 11329353May 1, 2001Paper

Single-mode spontaneous emission from a single quantum dot in a three-dimensional microcavity

Physical Review Letters
G S SolomonY Yamamoto

Abstract

The spontaneous emission from an isolated semiconductor quantum dot state has been coupled with high efficiency to a single, polarization-degenerate cavity mode. The InAs quantum dot is epitaxially formed and embedded in a planar epitaxial microcavity, which is processed into a post of submicron diameter. The single quantum dot spontaneous emission lifetime is reduced from the noncavity value of 1.3 ns to 280 ps, resulting in a single-mode spontaneous emission coupling efficiency of 78%.

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