Decay dynamics of quantum dots influenced by the local density of optical states of two-dimensional photonic crystal membranes

Physics – Condensed Matter – Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics

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9 pages (preprint), 3 figures

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10.1063/1.2977605

We have performed time-resolved spectroscopy on InAs quantum dot ensembles in photonic crystal membranes. The influence of the photonic crystal is investigated by varying the lattice constant systematically. We observe a strong slow down of the quantum dots' spontaneous emission rates as the two-dimensional bandgap is tuned through their emission frequencies. The measured band edges are in full agreement with theoretical predictions. We characterize the multi-exponential decay curves by their mean decay time and find enhancement of the spontaneous emission at the bandgap edges and strong inhibition inside the bandgap in good agreement with local density of states calculations.

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